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Thanks to all for replying. The front lines are making contact with the suspension components. The line is intact, but the rubber material that protects the lines broke a bit.
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Thanks to all for replying. The front lines are making contact with the suspension components. The line is intact, but the rubber material that protects the lines broke a bit. I inspected the lines, wheels, surroundings and no leaking was found and the line is still in good shape. I left the car today and should get it by tomorrow. I requested the instruction to at least throw them a bone with pics and instructions. Im also wondering how they messed up with something like this
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