goodridge brake lines quality issue
Just installed a set of Goodridge Stainless steel brake lines. Not impressed. Was told these are high quality and one line leaks at the flared fitting with the hard line. Took it apart several time and still leaks. Put the stock line back on and no leak. The spring clips they send with the lines are crap. Way to difficult to get them to link with the fittings for a good hold.
Have to do some calling to see if I can get a new line sent as the one I have is definately bad. Anyone else had this problem? |
I've done a few sets of the Goodridge lines and only had a probelm with one(same place as your). They replaced it but it took some time for them to do it. I'm not a fan of the banjo fitting either. I run Russell SS lines on mine they have a square block instead of the banjo fitting. I've done alot of the Russell lines also and never had a problem with any of them.
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Russell here also, They fit just like stock and everything bolted up great.
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Wish I had known this before. would have bought Russell. I don't mind the banjo much but the leaking has me concerned about quality. I'm checking the other fittings constantly for leaks. so far so good.
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I bought and installed a set of Goodridge hoses several years ago. No issues at all.
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Doug Rippie sells Goodridge lines that do not have banjo fittings and are slightly longer than stock. Excellent in my opinion!
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Ours works fine but yes not impressed with the quality~
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Originally Posted by 4js
(Post 1577116034)
Ours works fine but yes not impressed with the quality~
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Put on Goodridge last year. Work fine at all 4 corners.
Glen |
Have had mine on the car for about 8 years. No issues.
Dope |
Spoke with Goodridge today. They blamed it on poor threads on my hard line fitting. they are sending me a brass crush washer that fits inside their fitting. I asked if it was safe and they said they do this a lot. If it doesn't work they will send a new brake line.
Lets see what happens. |
Looking to go stainless lines too and did some searching and came across this thread from just about a year ago that contends russell lines cause codes to be thrown?
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-t...s-problem.html Was liking the russells more cause they replicate the oem "block" connector design. Any thoughts or experience? Thanks all.... |
got some Goodridge lines for a Spec Miata
couldn't get it to seal with new or used copper gaskets talked to a friend who runs a race shop, and he said he has quit using the Goodridge brand and will only do Russell |
Originally Posted by LoneStarFRC
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I bought and installed a set of Goodridge hoses several years ago. No issues at all.
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goodrich brake lines leaking
Originally Posted by Bobtam
(Post 1577111905)
Just installed a set of Goodridge Stainless steel brake lines. Not impressed. Was told these are high quality and one line leaks at the flared fitting with the hard line. Took it apart several time and still leaks. Put the stock line back on and no leak. The spring clips they send with the lines are crap. Way to difficult to get them to link with the fittings for a good hold.
Have to do some calling to see if I can get a new line sent as the one I have is definately bad. Anyone else had this problem? |
Thorp
Goodridge sent me a package of the brass cone crush washers that fit into the flares at yhe factory fittings. Worked perfectly for the last 7 years no leaks. A friend had the same problem and he had his flares reflared and that worked for him but was suprised when i told him About the cones. Get the cones from Goodridge they were free. If you have removed the banjos make sure you get new crush washers for them as the old ones can leak if reused. Its a standard GM brake crush washer. Good luck. Have had lots of track time on the Goodridge lines with no problems. |
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