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Has anyone have any info on installling a line lock in a 94GT,If some can me out that would be great with step by step intrustions,pics would be great too.thanks.
 
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AIRRIDE said:
Has anyone have any info on installling a line lock in a 94GT,If some can me out that would be great with step by step intrustions,pics would be great too.thanks.
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Here's pic of the final install on mine. You dont have to bother plugging it in the ABS install BTW.

 
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THANKS FOR THE PIC
 
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Is the 94-95 master brake cylinder the same.
 
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Stangfreak95 said:
Here's pic of the final install on mine. You dont have to bother plugging it in the ABS install BTW.

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do you have any more pics,Is the brake line on the left coming of the line lock going to the distrbtion block on the top right hole.
 

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AIRRIDE said:
do you have any more pics,Is the brake line on the left coming of the line lock going to the distrbtion block on the top right hole.
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Sorry I dont have any more pics...Looks pretty clear to me man

The brakeline on the left coming out of the linelock goes to the top LEFT hole of the distributor block, the one that is CLOSER to the firewall.

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Sorry I dont have any more pics...Looks pretty clear to me man

The brakeline on the left coming out of the linelock goes to the top LEFT hole of the distributor block, the one that is CLOSER to the firewall.

Good luck
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From the pic it looks like the brakeline on the linelock the left one (toward firewall) goes to the master cylinder and the right one tward the front of the car is going to the distrubtion block.
 

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From the pic it looks like the brakeline on the linelock the left one (toward firewall) goes to the master cylinder and the right one tward the front of the car is going to the distrubtion block.
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ok now you confused me with the terms.

The thing on the left is the master cylinder(which I tought you called the distribution block) and the thing under the linelock is the proportional valve (your distributor block).

so the left side of the linelock goes to the top left hole(closer to the firewall) of the master cylinder. And the right side of the linelock goes to the top left of the proportional valve.

Sorry for the confusion.
 
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ok now you confused me with the terms.

The thing on the left is the master cylinder(which I tought you called the distribution block) and the thing under the linelock is the proportional valve (your distributor block).

so the left side of the linelock goes to the top left hole(closer to the firewall) of the master cylinder. And the right side of the linelock goes to the top left of the proportional valve.

Sorry for the confusion.
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i did mine same as stangfreaks..... works perfect



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So where does the ABS come into play? Up front? So does it not think the brakes are locked up?
 

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So where does the ABS come into play? Up front? So does it not think the brakes are locked up?
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I dont know man. All I know is there is absolutely no connections to the ABS system. I never had any ABS light or braking problems when I had the linelock plugged in the brake lines. Really it is a simple install. You just need the flaring tools and 2 small brake lines to do it.
 

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i didn't even use the flaring tools, i bought the correct size,flared, and length line already made at my parts store, used the correct adapters bent the line, and used teflon sealant to seal it up to be safe..... and VOILA done


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I installed mine on the abs block just because theres a hell of alot more room to work
 

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I installed mine on the abs block just because theres a hell of alot more room to work
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pics and/or details? Care to do a quick paint shop drawing?
 

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Here

http://www.corral.net/forums/showthread.php?t=613782&highlight=line+lock

This is how I mounted mine (on abs block) just buy a summit roll control valve and then go to napa and buy the fitttings and 2 pc of brake line. You will need a flaring tool for when you cut the stock brake line to use a standard sae fitting.
 
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what does a flaring tool look like? and what size fittings do i need?
 
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what size fittings were used
 
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