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| KyleBardell |
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G'Day guys, Asking a simple question, are there any difference for the brakelines between the EF and EL Sedans.
I have the rear flexi's of an EL all setup, but the rear passenger has a split off block on it with a recess for another brakeline that I dont have. But according to an EF workshop diagram that I have that recess doesnt exist, the split off is closer tot he center of underneath the car. I'm thinking I may have EF brakelines and EL Flexi's but I dunno if im tlaking out of my a*** and have possibly done something wrong. Cheers, kyle  
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| KyleBardell |
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First post updated with pictures, I can hopefully get them swapped over for the right ones if i have to.
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| KyleBardell |
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Had a look at a mates EF and an EL and they are certainly different. I'll ring the wreckers tomorrow and ask if I can have them swapped over for the proper ones I originally paid for.
Thanks though
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| xpression |
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are they different for abs/non abs cars?
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| KyleBardell |
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That i'm not too sure about. Both the cars I looked at had ABS though. the EF was a series 2 fairmont and the EL Was a ghia. I think the only difference for ABS is more around the Enginebay area line wise.
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