brake line t

Well, my awesome parts locator system has once again failed me . I have lost the "T" fitting that attaches to the rear axle housing for the rear brake lines. anyone have a picture of that "T" so I can see what I'm looking for or even better got one for sale? (I know I should have this in the parts section ) Thanks in advance.

The flex line hole is a 7/16x20inverted flair and the two lines are 3/8x24 inverted flair.

Hard to find new.  You might have to make it up with a couple different fittings


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Not totally sure but this might be it pn BF02

http://www.classicindustries.com/product/nova/parts/bf02.html

,,so Dougie,,,,,,what is wrong with yours,,,,,,something that a torch and vice grips cant fix?
a REAL T has a grove for the horseshoe clip that holds it onto the rear end,,,,,,,I use a braided aircraft hose with the normal AN-4 female ends on it,,,,then they sell a million adapter fittings to connect that hose to anything you want,,,,,,and in my case here,,,,,I got a 3/8 male line going into the hose,,,a 7/16 female in my T,,,,,,,,I would say they make  3/8x7/16x3/8 T's......probably Edeleman fittings,,,,,,a REAL auto parts store should have a cabinet with fittings in it,,,,,,,or get a 7/16 T and 3/8 adapters for the 2 rear lines into it,,,,,,,

Heres a Jegs for the rear lines,,,,,,,get an adapter or a hose for the brake hose,,,,


http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS-Performance-Products/555/63083/10002/-1?parentProductId=1403915

,,you can make Oreillys work,,,,


http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/EDE0/130444/N1164.oap?ck=Search_N1164_EDE_-1_2724&mc=EDE&mn=Edelmann&pt=N1164&ppt=C0248

,,,and this is probably a Carquest/Advance 7/16 to 3/8 brake hose adapter,,,,,but see what you got,,,see what you get,,,,,,make it work,,,,


http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/dorman-pik-a-nut-brake-line-adapter-tube-1-4-inch-x-3-16-inch-327828.1/9075429-P?searchTerm=brake+adapters+%26+fittings

this should do the job,,,,,


http://www.jegs.com/i/Right-Stuff/965/RSBB01/10002/-1?parentProductId=

The key word was "real " parts store spent all day trying to find one with a bunch of fittings and then it occurred to me my friend has a hydraulics shop, made me up the whole smash.Thanks for the leg work Donnie.