C 3500 front brake hose routing

[KRS1]

Hi guys, I cannot seem to find any pictures for reference...Is this the correct routing for both the left and right front brake hose? OR do the tabs/brackets go another way?? I am having problems with the right side getting the banjo bolt area to seal..

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[454cid]

I'm guessing you have those upside down......I have a 4x4, so mine are different.

 

[1ton-o-fun]

I'm probably late to the show, but I'll get some pics of my '93 when I get home in the morning.

 

[KRS1]

I have a feeling one might need to be corrected..the service manual illustration is hard to make out. I even toon some pics at the upic yard awhile back but can't find them thanks again guys

 

[Dropped88]

I believe those are upside down. I recall the line running under the upper ball joint. But I can't get under mine to verify till later this evening

 

[1ton-o-fun]

Yeah, sorry. Had some unavoidable problems pop up and wasn't able to get any pics today. I apologize.

 

[KRS1]

No worries, i was busy today with my son and helping at parent's cottage...I might just try installing the brake hose brackets below the control arm and see how it fits..

 

[mattillac]

Found this pic here, looks like the bracket mounts on top and points downward.

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http://www.trucktrend.com/how-to/tr...904st-1999-chevy-c3500-dually-upgraded-brakes

 

[KRS1]

Thanks again boys! I figured out the routing with your valuable tips!
Hopefully; this post will also help someone else down the road. You must also make sure the "indented" side of the hose to caliper fitting faces towards the caliper. I included some pics with the proper brake hose routing..

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[454cid]

Are you sure the hose goes behind the upper balljoint and not in front of it?