89335S Rear Extended Stainless Steel Brake Line for GMC Jimmy 1971-1991
89335S Rear Extended Stainless Steel Brake Line for GMC Jimmy 1971-1991
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89335S Rear Extended Stainless Steel Brake Line for GMC
This 89335S rear extended stainless steel brake line is a corrosion-resistant hydraulic line built to deliver dependable brake pressure to the rear axle of compatible GMC Jimmy models from 1971 to 1991. It offers a long-lasting replacement option for original steel lines prone to rust.
Overview
This 89335S rear extended stainless steel brake line replaces a factory line on GMC Jimmy trucks, providing extended reach for lifted or altered suspension setups. Its stainless steel construction resists rust and corrosion, making it a durable choice for brake system longevity. This rear extended stainless steel brake line is designed for the GMC Jimmy model line.
Built For Performance
- Stainless steel material offers superior resistance to corrosion and road salt
- Extended length supports lifted suspensions without binding or stretching
- Pre-formed to factory specifications for accurate fit and routing
- Excellent tensile strength prevents line failure under high brake pressure
- OEM-style fittings ensure a secure connection to the master cylinder and rear hose
Fits These Machines
- for GMC Jimmy 1971-1991
On-The-Job Use
- Installed during brake line replacement on high-mileage or off-road GMC Jimmy vehicles
- Used when upgrading to a lift kit that increases rear axle travel
- Ideal for restoration projects needing a durable, rust-proof brake line
- Applied in brake system servicing to address leaking or corroded rear lines
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 89335S |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Type | Rear extended brake line |
| Compatibility | GMC Jimmy 1971-1991 |
Good To Know
Q: Will this stainless steel brake line work on a stock GMC Jimmy? A: Yes, it fits stock suspension as well as lifted setups, offering extended length that can be routed along the factory path.
Q: Does stainless steel require special handling during installation? A: Standard wrenches work fine, but avoid kinking the line and use proper tube bending tools if adjustments are required.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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