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    1. #1
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      Brake line fittings?

      Hi!
      I belive this brake master cylinder is a Corvette C5.

      I canīt figure out what size the fitting in the rear is.(se pic.)
      The one in front is M12x1.0.

      Where can I find one?

      Anyone?
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    2. #2
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      That's a M/C from an LS1 Camaro, the Corvette is the other side, I'm pretty sure.

      Unfortunately, that's all I know, sorry. :(
      Dan
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    3. #3
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      Found this on napaonline. (searched for "master cylinder" for a 2000 Camaro).

      UP 390455
      Brake Master Cylinder Line Thread Size : (1) M11 - 1.5 & (1) M12 - 1

      The picture on napaonline looks identical to the one you posted.
      Sooo... looks like M11 - 1.5.

      HTH,

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      98-02 LS1 F-body - (1) M12x1.0 & (1) M11x1.5 ISO bubble flare

      1997 C5 Corvette - (2) M12x1.0 ISO bubble flare

      98-04 C5 Corvette - (1) M12x1.0 & (1) M12x1.5 ISO bubble flare

      05-Present C6 Corvette - (2) M12x1.0 SAE metric inverted flare

      some info for you I have found during my search. There are a few on-line vendors. http://www.fedhillusa.com/
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    5. #5
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      Thanks for the info!
      Now I know what to look for.
      I also thought it was M11, but I couldnīt find it anywhere.
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      If you have a local Pep Boys we now carry individual tube nuts in many sizes and even shorter adapter lines and such. I actually, at the store I work at make adapter lines for people some times as I have a hydraulic flaring tool.
      Lee Abel
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    7. #7
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      Problem solved !!!

      Thanks,guys.
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    8. #8
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      Do you remember what size adapter fittings you used when you put the new master cylinder on your car? I'm working on the same thing & trying to have all my ducks in a row before I get started on it.

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      Hi! Sorry didn't notice the message until now.

      I am not sure of the size of the pipe adapter/reducer.
      The master clinder belongs to a friend and he can't remember what size it is right now.
      I'll try to find it out for You

      But "nullshine's" post above, he describes it as a M11-1,5.
      I think he is right.
      It seem to be hard to find the adapter as described, but as You can see, my friend found one.
      I'll talk to him.
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