rickcdewitt
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i noticed theres nothing about this in the library and figured it should be with the rest of allens brake info
1995-1997 on Rangers ONLY.
If you want them to be easy to connect on an '89-94 (and some late 1988's)
you need to order a NON-ABS Brake hose for the drivers side from a 1997.
1997 was the ONLY year that ford made any Non-ABS two piston trucks
(I have no idea why)
If you are retrofitting a two-piston brake D35 TTB onto an earlier
RBV (Gen1 Ranger/Bronco2) you specifically want the ABS style brake hoses.
The '89-94's without ABS use the frame end of the drivers side brake hose
as a T-block to split the brake line off the master cylinder to the left and
right side brakes (Thus the NON ABS hose)
If on the other hand you have an ABS equipped '93-94 you want the
ABS hoses. (Duh!)
RBV's '83-88 (except for some late '88's) have a seperate T-block mounted
to the frame that divides the brake line and a short line that runs from the
block to the drivers side hose. so the 95-97 ABS hose will work fine.
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