Non Supercharged Stainless Brake Lines for 03+?
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It is getting time for me to do the brakes on my car, and while I still haven't figured out if im going to stick with factory pads/rotors or go aftermarket, I do know I want to replace the 10+ year old rubber brake lines, but I cant find any stainless lines for the 03-up normally aspirated. I have found sets for the 99-02 and all STRs. Does anyone know where to find any, or if the ones for the other models work? If all else fails I will just get some stock ones from the dealer, but this is one of those "while im in there upgrades." Any info is greatly appreciated!
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I don't wish to be a pedant but:
1.I am sure my car has SS brake lines.
2.I cannot verify that they were installed at the Jaguar assembly plant(I was not present at the time).
I have owned the car for about 7 months,every part I have looked at on the car is Jaguar--even the battery is Jaguar(made by Varta in Germany).
It is possible that someone changed the brake lines/hoses.I have attached pics so you may judge for yourself.
1.I am sure my car has SS brake lines.
2.I cannot verify that they were installed at the Jaguar assembly plant(I was not present at the time).
I have owned the car for about 7 months,every part I have looked at on the car is Jaguar--even the battery is Jaguar(made by Varta in Germany).
It is possible that someone changed the brake lines/hoses.I have attached pics so you may judge for yourself.
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I don't wish to be a pedant but:
1.I am sure my car has SS brake lines.
2.I cannot verify that they were installed at the Jaguar assembly plant(I was not present at the time).
I have owned the car for about 7 months,every part I have looked at on the car is Jaguar--even the battery is Jaguar(made by Varta in Germany).
It is possible that someone changed the brake lines/hoses.I have attached pics so you may judge for yourself.
1.I am sure my car has SS brake lines.
2.I cannot verify that they were installed at the Jaguar assembly plant(I was not present at the time).
I have owned the car for about 7 months,every part I have looked at on the car is Jaguar--even the battery is Jaguar(made by Varta in Germany).
It is possible that someone changed the brake lines/hoses.I have attached pics so you may judge for yourself.
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For what it's worth, I have an 06 4.2S NA with a late VIN number.
These and later models came with a Teves braking system; larger
disks, different calipers, pads, etc. They also came with stainless
steel flexible brake lines. I have no idea if you could retrofit these
lines to your earlier calipers; might be worth a try.
Cliff
These and later models came with a Teves braking system; larger
disks, different calipers, pads, etc. They also came with stainless
steel flexible brake lines. I have no idea if you could retrofit these
lines to your earlier calipers; might be worth a try.
Cliff
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I did rear brakes on a 2000 the other day, and they are for sure standard rubber lines. And yesterday I took all the wheels off my car to flush the brake lines and I am confident they are stainless lines. They have a clear plastic shield over the top. They were just so dirty they looked black! I guess I should have looked before. But must be Jaguar started SS lines in 03 on the S-Type
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