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brake line

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brake line [′brāk ‚līn]
(mechanical engineering)
One of the pipes or hoses that connect the master cylinder and the wheel cylinders in a hydraulic brake system.


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Several trailers have had both brake line connections painted sand color, which led to the brake lines being cross-connected.
NASA said sensors on the left wing's landing gear brake line showed an unusual rise in temperature at 5:52 a.
Mechanics, with 10 bogies to maintain, the last things you need are chewed up brake lines and suspension cylinder seals on an M1000 HET semitrailer.
 
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