Removing ABS, Need some help finding brake line fittings

ki1022

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Since I have had my ABS disconnected for a long time and I plan on leaving it that way, I want to remove my ABS actuator/pump to make some room under the hood. Since the 5 lines come together at that one location, I figure I would just use 2 fittings to accomplish this. A 3-way tee for the front brakes, and union/coupler to connect to the rear brakes. Just connect the fittings and bend the lines out of the way. Easy enough right?

The problem is after about 2 hours of searching I cannot seem to find the proper fittings anywhere. I have been able to determine that they are inverted double flare 3/16" tube with a 10mm x 1.0 thread. If anyone can point me to a link or a part number for the proper tee/coupler fittings for this size it would be greatly appreciated.

Also, does anyone know if I will need a proportioning valve for the rear after removing the abs unit? I wasn't sure if the abs unit has some built-in proportioning that will be missing. Maybe the master cylinder will be fine on its own?
 
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Go to a pull a part and cut as many as you can off of a 4Runner.

That's what I did.

The. Again, I also ran new brake lines and changed the master cylinder.
 
Go to a pull a part and cut as many as you can off of a 4Runner.

That's what I did.

The. Again, I also ran new brake lines and changed the master cylinder.

Is there the proper 3-way tee somewhere on a 3rd gen? Only 3-way i know of is the one sitting on top of the rear diff but i thought the input from the soft-line is a different size.
 
On Non-ABS 4Runners, yes.


You need the master cylinder out of a non-ABS 4Runner.

Probably should just tank all the lines, then run them.

That's what I had to do.
 

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