Leaky union

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Leaky union
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I've got a leaky Union on my rear brakes after knocking up some new lines. What are options, it's not pissing out, it's not even dropped yet, I can see it's a little wet it's as tight as it will get, what are my options, guess its go back and start again? Or will this hold?
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If you've made new lines can you not just chop the dodgy join off, make a new flare with union and adjust the line to fit..?
306 HDi Deathtrap - 130bhp / 220lbft
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#3
its not right, so make up a new pipe and make sure flares look even or you are wasting your time.
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What are you expecting the options to be other than tightening it or replacing it? Can't really bodge it with tape or cable ties. Tongue
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I don't mind doing it again, just wondered if a small wearing would effect the braking system tbh, I was tired when I wrote this so not thinking straight as per Tongue

I'll remove the leaky one and make new flares no problem Big Grin
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