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Can anybody advise me if minisports hydro lines, part #'s 21A1575 &
21A1577 will suit an aussie 1970 mk2 S? Thanks.

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According to the Ozzy Parts Book, up to chassis nos. YMA2S2 27868 & YKG 2960 & YMA2S2 500, they have the same Part Nos.

After those body nos. they have an Ozzy Part No. (AYA Prefix), but I doubt there'd be any difference between them.

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thank you!

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I am pretty sure that they won't fit straight in.
They moved the location of the pipes when they added the channels in the floor in about 67.


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Hello Morris, good to see you (sincerely).

Post would be the killer here if they are pre-bent. There would be no other object in the world more odd to post than a set of hydro lines.


I made my own up using steel bundy tube purchased from ABS (3/8"??, or 5/16th???? brake line) and used a double flaring tool and a pipe bender picked up on eBay for about 40 dollars the pair. The pipe cost about 80 ish I think from memory, but I had to buy two lengths of the stuff as it was not sold off the roll, and the lengths were shorter than was needed to make two sides.

The ends look like a simple flare, but are in fact a double flare folded back in on itself. Easy enough with the double flare tool.

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John Smidt at Mini King has told me he can get them made. :wink:

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Thanks guys, and morris 1100 it is good to see/hear you back.

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To give you an idea, I had mine re zinc plated last week, it took from the back window of my Pajero to the front window of the pajero.. THey are THAT long :shock:

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Mick wrote:
Post would be the killer here if they are pre-bent. There would be no other object in the world more odd to post than a set of hydro lines.


I have had similar lomg & thin items posted from the UK. Surprisng not too bad on the cost side. Looked damm strange though....

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I had a set of cooper extractors sent from the UK wrapped up with tape alone and a stickered address. There was no mistaking the package when it arrived.

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according to their website, postage for the lines and another four very small items calculated to be around $100 AUD.

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Still cheaper to get them rezinced if they aren't rusted out or damaged

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Mick wrote:
Hello Morris, good to see you (sincerely).

Post would be the killer here if they are pre-bent. There would be no other object in the world more odd to post than a set of hydro lines.


I made my own up using steel bundy tube purchased from ABS (3/8"??, or 5/16th???? brake line) and used a double flaring tool and a pipe bender picked up on eBay for about 40 dollars the pair. The pipe cost about 80 ish I think from memory, but I had to buy two lengths of the stuff as it was not sold off the roll, and the lengths were shorter than was needed to make two sides.

The ends look like a simple flare, but are in fact a double flare folded back in on itself. Easy enough with the double flare tool.


Hi Mick, If the tubing off-cut that you gave me was remnants from the hydro tubing, then yes it was 3/8".

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Still cheaper to get them rezinced if they aren't rusted out or damaged

Unfortunatley mine are damaged :x

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Just buy some steel bundy tubing, a flaring tool and a cheap bender. A lot quicker and easier than waiting for the wrong ones to arrive from England.

Places like Pirtek or Enzed may also be able to help as a lot of hydraulics on machinery uses similar steel tubing.


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