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LSPV delete Correct Return lines?

Discussion in '1st Gen. Tacomas (1995-2004)' started by ControlCar, Dec 26, 2023.

  1. Dec 31, 2023 at 5:44 AM
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    Bivouac

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    Remains to be seen I bought the tires and wheels the rest came along
    Most times when I do the LSPV delete all the brake lines are being replaced.

    I do forget people live in areas that might be able to use the brake lines again.
     
  2. Dec 31, 2023 at 8:06 AM
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    LanceRN

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    Lol, I forget other people have rust issues!
     
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  3. Jan 1, 2024 at 4:33 PM
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    ControlCar

    ControlCar [OP] My Moto: Help & Learn…period.

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    Clock Volt meter/LSPV Delete/Hyundai 16’s/FP gauge/after 9months of wrenching ZERO oil leaks
    That is just crazy Lance
    The only thing I can compare is I found a front caliper piston WAS the brake pad stopping the rotor
    Bought that Mazda B2000 for $100!

    Thankfully, no real rust concerns here in TX
     
  4. Jan 1, 2024 at 4:39 PM
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    ControlCar

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    Clock Volt meter/LSPV Delete/Hyundai 16’s/FP gauge/after 9months of wrenching ZERO oil leaks
    BTW
    I traced return line from LSVP
    Found the T on L frame rail
    2 inches away from another T fitting on same rail

    I’m currently thinking what is best order to unconnected which brake lines
    And
    Making a bracket for the P valve

    keep everybody posted
     
  5. Jan 9, 2024 at 4:44 PM
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    ControlCar

    ControlCar [OP] My Moto: Help & Learn…period.

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    Clock Volt meter/LSPV Delete/Hyundai 16’s/FP gauge/after 9months of wrenching ZERO oil leaks
    Update
    Traced lines….3 times…..found return line
    I was too pissed/embarrassed to post last weekend
    I stripped the return line plug to the T connection bolted to the front L frame rail. Where the (deleted) hard return line goes
    The whole cul de sac heard my cursing
    MC ran dry
    Cuts on my hands were soaked with caustic brake cleaner
    Really good time.

    backed off
    Found this from Oriellys

    IMG_3826.jpg
     
    Last edited: Jan 9, 2024
  6. Jan 9, 2024 at 4:49 PM
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    ControlCar

    ControlCar [OP] My Moto: Help & Learn…period.

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    Clock Volt meter/LSPV Delete/Hyundai 16’s/FP gauge/after 9months of wrenching ZERO oil leaks
    I really wanted an elbow
    But
    The two T fittings are welded to bracket
    Went to one of my boat shops
    Mechanic owner showed me similar fitting on his race boat….that they got from auto parts store

    this is result:

    IMG_3823.jpg IMG_3824.jpg
     
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  7. Jan 9, 2024 at 4:50 PM
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    ControlCar

    ControlCar [OP] My Moto: Help & Learn…period.

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    Here is hanging return line:

    IMG_3825.jpg
     
  8. Jan 9, 2024 at 5:07 PM
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    ControlCar

    ControlCar [OP] My Moto: Help & Learn…period.

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    Clock Volt meter/LSPV Delete/Hyundai 16’s/FP gauge/after 9months of wrenching ZERO oil leaks
    I was A.D.D. About letting MC run dry
    So added fluid after the brake line union installed

    rear portion valve/new soft line/added hard line installed too
    But will wait to post

    friend of mine(owner of a off road shop)
    Was going to do me a favor with 16inch tire purchase
    He wants/demanded to put a lift on the Taco……..for free.
    I dunno
    Remember, you guys……I’m wrenching on this for the 15yr old kid(not my truck per say)

    100% this will NOT be some 10inch lift and 34’s
    Bc of fragile/discontinued 5 lug set up, having second thoughts (and 2.4L)
    Owner says will not be a problem

    3inch???

    owner of shop buys $1600 of tires every week X 5 for BIG 4X4’s vehicles
    Shit ton of lift parts too
    He knows the business

    He heard the story about for my Son…and said NP don’t worry about $$

    just will keep low profile here(on this thread) and see what you guys say
    Thanks
     
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  9. Jan 11, 2024 at 11:14 PM
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    ControlCar

    ControlCar [OP] My Moto: Help & Learn…period.

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    Clock Volt meter/LSPV Delete/Hyundai 16’s/FP gauge/after 9months of wrenching ZERO oil leaks
    Like I stated
    I HATE bleeding brakes
    Seriously, 2.5hrs with lil hand pump(tht broke BTW…..10min to fix that issue)

    But wow
    What a freakin difference
    I now got 4 tires skidding/stopping!
    Still messing with portion valve setting though

    I’m 100% convinced that my LSVP plain out failed, only front brake bias present before the delete.

    post pix of rear later
    Plz don’t crack on me too hard on my fab’d bracket and use of the shortest Subaru brake line I had in attic!
     
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  10. Jan 13, 2024 at 4:12 PM
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    ControlCar

    ControlCar [OP] My Moto: Help & Learn…period.

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    Glad this is done!

    IMG_3840.jpg IMG_3841.jpg
     
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  11. Jan 15, 2024 at 2:25 PM
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    ControlCar

    ControlCar [OP] My Moto: Help & Learn…period.

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    Clock Volt meter/LSPV Delete/Hyundai 16’s/FP gauge/after 9months of wrenching ZERO oil leaks
    Took 2 more test drives for lock up brake test
    I got all 4 corners skidding same time
    Did have leak at proportion valve
    Both adapters needed a lil more torque

    job done
    Thanks to all that helped

    on to next project
     
  12. Jan 15, 2024 at 4:49 PM
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    v5ensx

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    That's some janky work right there. Clean it up and make it look half decent IMO.
     

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