Brake hoses/lines constitute the core hydraulic transmission components within the braking system, responsible for transmitting hydraulic pressure from the master cylinder to the wheel cylinders/calipers without loss. This ensures responsive braking and safety. They are categorised into rigid and flexible types, each meeting stringent requirements for pressure resistance, sealing integrity, and weather resistance. These components represent the vehicle's safety lifeline.

Installation Guidelines

• Route: Strictly follow the original vehicle routing. Secure using genuine clips. Avoid contact with sharp components or high-temperature zones (e.g., exhaust).
• Fittings: Clean threads. Apply anti-seize compound (silicone-based sealants prohibited). Tighten to specified torque (15-25 N·m) to prevent leakage.
• Bleeding: After replacement, bleed in sequence from rear right → rear left → front right → front left, starting furthest from the engine. Continue until fresh, bubble-free fluid flows to eliminate air locks.
• Hoses: Avoid kinking. Allow movement clearance; ensure length fits without stretching or tension.