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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: tracywiedrich on December 04, 2006 5:55 pm

Title: Brake hose questions
Post by: tracywiedrich on December 04, 2006 5:55 pm

Anybody know the # for brake hoses for old ford front brakes, the long ones? Seem to remember we discussed this before but not sure anymore? thanx Weed

Title: RE: Brake hose questions
Post by: Eyeball on December 04, 2006 6:04 pm

This is from the HAMB and may help. Don't know if it is for long hoses for sure. I can check tonight to see if I saved the box ends from mine.

Here is a of brake part numbers for 1939-1948 Ford cars that can be found at your local auto parts store. No more blank stares when you ask for these parts. Just give the guy/gal/pimpled face kid, behind the counter the part number!

1939-1948 Left rear wheel cylinder CarQuest/EIS # EW156002
1939-1948 Right rear wheel cylinder CarQuest/EIS # EW156003
1942-1948 Left front wheel cylinder CarQuest/EIS # EW156000
1942-1948 Right front wheel cylinder CarQuest/EIS # EW156001
1939-1941 Front wheel cylinder repair kit CarQuest/EIS # C552
1942-1948 Front wheel cylinder repair kit CarQuest/EIS # C568
1939-1948 Rear wheel cylinder repair kit CarQuest/EIS # C554
1939-1948 Front brake hose CarQuest/EIS # SP296
1939-1948 New brake master cylinder CarQuest/EIS # E1050
1939-1948 Brake master cylinder repair kit CarQuest/EIS # M16
1939-1942 Front and rear brake shoes Raybestos # 38PG(premium quality) or 38RP(Standard quality)
1946-1948 Front and rear brake shoes Raybestos # 37PG(premium quality) or 37RP(standard quality)

That's all I found for now. I'm still trying to match up springs and other items for part numbers. Let me know if you need any help.

Title: Hosed
Post by: tracywiedrich on December 04, 2006 6:32 pm

Thanx man, that should help...

Title: RE: Hosed
Post by: racerjohnson on December 04, 2006 9:28 pm

fyi  Early Ford V-8 sales Inc. out of new york is by far the cheapest i've found on brake parts. Your #156002 brake cylinder is $70 at Carquest, $60 at Napa, and $33 at Early ford. Most of their banjo bearings, etc are cheaper too, but at least you know the part numbers up there.       www.earlyford.com

Title: RE: Hosed
Post by: Tom on December 06, 2006 2:43 pm

Tracy, the long ones Eyeball and I are using on the front of our T's are Raybestos # BH25629 they are about 20" long. I think the number above is for the short stock ones, which might work for you. If I remember right you have the spring over the ax so the short ones should fit the build.

Title: Hosed
Post by: tracywiedrich on December 06, 2006 4:45 pm

Yeah, the ones I got coming friday are only 15,3/4 long, but I found an old stock one and looks like it should work o.k. Thanx for the other number though, I'll try to store that for future projects

Title: Re: RE: Hosed
Post by: Eyeball on December 07, 2006 6:53 am

Quote from: "racerjohnson"

    www.earlyford.com

Wow they are allot better priced than most. Dick Spadaro is pretty close but still wants 40 ea for the wheel cylinders. I am going to order from them tomorrow. I would have done it online tonight but I can't figure out the wheel bearings and I need bearing retaining nuts that I can't seem to find either.

Title: RE: Re: RE: Hosed
Post by: 31Rodder on December 08, 2006 3:48 am

for early ford brake hoses

all Rayestos #'s

Stock (15.56") BH 7600

1" longer (16.62") BH 4497

2" longer BH 33676

3" longer BH 36563

got this off the ham.

Title: RE: Re: RE: Hosed
Post by: Eyeball on December 08, 2006 5:09 am

nice. I ordered stock ones today for a 40 ford I hope they are right.  BTW is 15.56" is stock for all years?