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TRW Brake Hose - PHD324
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TRW Brake Hose - PHD324

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TRW Brake Hose - PHD8004
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TRW Brake Hose - PHD8004

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TRW Brake Hose - PHA205
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TRW Brake Hose - PHA214
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TRW Brake Hose - PHA214

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TRW Brake Hose - PHA206
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TRW Brake Hose - PHA206

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Repco Brake & Fuel Line Clamp - RST196

Repco Brake & Fuel Line Clamp - RST196

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TRW Brake Hose - PHB453
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TRW Brake Hose - PHA167
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TRW Brake Hose - PHA167

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GossFuel Emiss Hose (5/16) 8MM x 1M - FH80L10

GossFuel Emiss Hose (5/16) 8MM x 1M - FH80L10

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TRW Brake Hose - PHD8001
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Maintaining and Replacing Brake Hoses on Your 1989 Toyota Hilux Surf

For those driving a 1989 Toyota Hilux Surf, keeping up with maintenance is key to ensuring safe and reliable operation. Brake hoses are an essential component of your vehicle's braking system, enabling fluid to transfer from the master cylinder to the brake calipers, which then apply pressure to the braking discs or drums. To maintain optimum braking performance, it's crucial to check and, if necessary, replace your brake hoses regularly as part of your vehicle's servicing routine.

When examining the condition of your brake hoses, there are a few telltale signs of wear and tear to keep an eye out for. Firstly, inspect the hoses for any visible cracks, signs of rigidity, or leaks. A cracked or rigid hose can limit the flow of brake fluid, compromising the effectiveness of your brakes. Equally, a leaking hose can result in a decrease in brake fluid levels, leading to a spongy brake pedal and reduced braking power. Regular checks help catch these issues before they escalate into major safety concerns.

  1. Begin by parking your vehicle on a level surface and ensure the parking brake is engaged.
    1. Jack up the vehicle and secure it on jack stands to safely access the brake hoses.
  2. Perform a visual inspection of each brake hose. Check for:
    • Cracks or splits in the rubber hose
    • Evidence of leakage around fittings
    • Rigidity or brittleness when slightly flexed
  3. If replacement is necessary:
    1. Release the brake fluid pressure before detaching the old hose from the brake lines and calipers.
    2. Carefully disconnect the old brake hose, ensuring to capture any brake fluid leakage to prevent damage to any painted surfaces.
    3. Install the new brake hose, ensuring all connections are tight and secure.
  4. Once the new hoses are in place, refill and bleed the brake system to remove any air entrapment, which could affect braking efficiency.
  5. Check for any leaks and test the brakes to ensure they're responsive before hitting the road.

Maintaining your brake hoses is a relatively straightforward aspect of vehicle upkeep that significantly contributes to the safety and performance of your Toyota Hilux Surf. Whether you're an avid off-roader or just use your vehicle for everyday driving, keeping these components in tip-top shape helps ensure that every journey is a smooth and safe one. With just a bit of attention and regular care, you can prevent minor issues from turning into costly repairs, all while maintaining the secure handling of your trusty Hilux Surf.