Brian,

I have had problems starting brakelines on almost every car I have owned when replacing calipers and slave cylinders. Be patient. You may need to bend the tubing a bit to get the proper angle to start the brake line connections. Be patient. Don't use too much force. I would suggest you try again unless you feel that you may have irreperably damaged the threads.

Gary

Brian Honan <cartruckbus@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote:

>  Just replaced my callipers with Gerllings (sp?)  they were rebuilt. The
>pasenger side went together
>
>fine however the driver side brake line does not want to line up. Should I
>put some heat on the line
>
>and try to bend it or call the place where I got the callipers and ask them
>if they can order the end
>
>peice to the line. Then I am sure I will need to wait for that to be
>ordered. Does it sound like I did
>
>somthing wrong this was the first time replacing brake callipers.
>
>Thanks
>
>Brian Honan, Pittsburgh Pa
>
>87 Gl automatic
>
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'90 Westy Subavanagon
'86 Wolfy Subavanagon
'87 Syncro (Son's van)

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