I've called a few of my local shops and they all say it's NLA. Does anyone know a part # that would work for this purpose?

THANKS IN ADVANCE!!

Rich (walking eveywhere now)

The hoses from the later cars should fit. In fact, a lot of the brake hoses from cars with a solid rear axel will work also.

When I put the 60 series 5 speed in the formerly auto 1200, the B310 hose was too short to reach the clutch slave. I used the rear brake hose from an early 510 wagon.

Sounds like a trip to U-Pull-It is in order.

you can use a piece of stainless flex brake line for the clutch too ;)

it's nothing special.


or just buy a rear brake line from a 210. not get a 30 year old one. nobody changes them unless they burst.

Check your yellow pages for hydraulic hoses. Almost any shop should be able to make one up for you.

There is a white 1200 Couple on ebay right now, and the fellow selling it owns a hydraulic line shop here in So Cal. I'm sure he could do one for you, also.

Duncan is on the right track. Any respectable brake specialist organisation should be able to make a replacement as per your sample.

The Hot Rod blokes get this stuff made up all the time.

I believe it's the same hose as the rear brakes.

i bet they are still available - www.partsamerica.com...

Try
Beck/Arnley 073-0879

Thanks for all the help Gang!!!

The part I used is "BRAKEWARE 77001" it was $12 at Autozone and it was in stock! It's about 1.5-2 inches longer then the original, does not hang to low and bolts right up, NOW if I can get it all to work now! I've bought a rebuilt Master and Slave but I still have no pressure... GRRRRR I have a feeling the rebuilt MC is bad...

AGAIN THANKS!!

Bleed the M/C separately.
Remove the pipe & place a thumb over it for the return stroke of the pedal to prevent ingestion of air. Once the M/C is free of air you can bleed the whole system with confidence.