source for 93 clutch line?
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I did finally find one, at a junkyard about 50 miles away from me. Hated having to prepay for it, so no matter what I did, it was mine, even if it got screwed up getting it out. Cost me $50, though. I am wondering, are the fittings on each end something that is a normal hydraulic fitting, or are they Ford-specific? if it is Ford specific, is it a current fitting on ANY vehicle. In other words, can I buy (say) a Mustang clutch line, cut the line off, and put new brake line or something on the new fittings, to reach where I need it to, as has been suggested? Just wanting to find out in case I ever run into this problem again, as I have been told that the line freezing in the tranny side and refusing to come out is a common issue. Thanks, John
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I did finally find one, at a junkyard about 50 miles away from me. Hated having to prepay for it, so no matter what I did, it was mine, even if it got screwed up getting it out. Cost me $50, though. I am wondering, are the fittings on each end something that is a normal hydraulic fitting, or are they Ford-specific? if it is Ford specific, is it a current fitting on ANY vehicle. In other words, can I buy (say) a Mustang clutch line, cut the line off, and put new brake line or something on the new fittings, to reach where I need it to, as has been suggested? Just wanting to find out in case I ever run into this problem again, as I have been told that the line freezing in the tranny side and refusing to come out is a common issue. Thanks, John
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