BMW seized brake pipe, hose / caliper replacement, corrosion, hel braided lines E60 E90 E82 M3 M4 M5

[@davetreanor5303]

Very helpful. I just got my F82 brakes upgraded and thought it would be a good time to put braided lines. All went fine until right rear 11mm nut was seized. So I had to leave the rubber line on. I’m going to use your solution with a spinning HEL line. Thanks again.

[@anupjthomas]

Very helpful, wish I watched this before I snapped mine 😁

[@benjaminbaczo3307]

same

[@plettsam]

same...ugh

[@pj9375]

Thanks, helpful video! Rather than twisting the calliper, snip the old hoses to remove😊

[@vysgarage]

Good point 🙂, but I don’t like cutting things 🤣

[@pj9375]

@@vysgarage I’m Israeli so not a problem 😀

[@pipnorr]

Very useful info.

[@JakeBM4]

Wouldn't unwinding the line from the top still vause the pipe to snap? Would be cool to see you undo it.

[@tomthompson7400]

did I miss the tip on how to get the two hoses apart

[@CritterCustoms]

I should have done this before I cut the line! Dang lol

[@GrooveDigger808]

The lines on my late 2005 130i are still steel, coated (magnetic). Still horribly corroded though.. but just plain old rusted unions, not an aluminium/steel galvanic reaction. Damn uk salt spreading... Not looking forward to the impending subframe swap, but hopefully this tip of yours will help - thanks! Also those Hel lines with the free-spinning ends sound like just the ticket.

[@davewallace9048]

Thanks for all your information very useful!! What upgraded hoses do you recommend I have a 2010 335I e90 m sport. I would love to upgrade my calipers and rotors on the front to a larger spec, any recommendations?

[@vysgarage]

Hi F30 is great, and Hel performance hoses are the only brand I use. Pm me if you need more info 👍🏻

[@Himoutdoors]

Hi, do you need to refit the clip if using aftermarket hoses? Thanks

[@vysgarage]

Yes, you should alway retain the clip.

[@khalifaalnaamany9330]

Hello, are the front break horse different or any can work on any side... thank you. 2008 BMW X6

[@vysgarage]

They are not sided, so can be used on either side 👍🏻

[@dmitrypravednov8518]

I have a question if anyone can help y on the newer cars the brake pedal feels spring and smooth and gets a good bite at the first push down as of my e60 m5 don’t only when I push hard than it get a good bite I change everything and even got a new 4 piston caliper

[@vysgarage]

It sounds like you air in the system or non genuine pads. Non genuine pads usually have a terrible initial bide and feel very spongy. I f the pedal sinks after initial bite, it is usually a sign of air in the system, to solve it, it’s best to perform a software bleeding procedure.

[@Himoutdoors]

@@vysgaragewhich OEM makes the genuine pads? Or do you mean get them from BMW?

[@vysgarage]

@@Himoutdoors bmw pads are made by various oems such as textar, jurid, pagid, brembo but the compounds are usually expensive to bmw so you if you buy pagid pads for example, in the same fitment, they will be of completely different compound to what you’d get from bmw main dealer.

[@Himoutdoors]

@@vysgarage thanks, and I guess you pay a premium for that secret formula…

[@dannypagan9306]

I have a 08 bmw 528xi E60. Where do I purchase this free spinning brake hose from? Interested Danny

[@vysgarage]

Get in touch via insta or facebook 👍🏻

[@artokamppi8233]

That happend my e90. Metal pipe start spinn around , and chut breik. Pipe nut dont start spinn on pipe, and tvist it cut.🤬😵‍💫😵???? (Sorry my bad english).

[@ssrsuspension8247]

What you have said makes no sense, you have a male and a female joint, even if there was an anti rotation form in the joint the male end should still be able to be undone with the 11mm spanner.

[@Ally.MacMillan]

No, the male union is fused with the hard line so it can’t be turned, otherwise it will twist and snap the hard line. By doing it this way, he is undoing the hose by turning it (old hose) and turning the female fitting on the new hose, so the rusted male nut doesn’t have to turn.

[@TotoGuy-Original]

i was hoping to find how to replace the brake lines :(

[@vysgarage]

Hoses or pipes ?

[@TotoGuy-Original]

@@vysgarage pipes I guess we call them lines. Hoses are the rubber ones. I need to replace my front brake lines