Uniball Installing Help

[sportfan]

Are you saying lube up the bolt with something like Copper Coat ? The inner parts of the Uniball has rubber seals on each end. I notice one of the Uniball is very stiff and the other one rotates freely. I wonder if that is normal or not. Thanks for your help.

[BigDaddySRT]

Are you saying lube up the bolt with something like Copper Coat ? The inner parts of the Uniball has rubber seals on each end. I notice one of the Uniball is very stiff and the other one rotates freely. I wonder if that is normal or not. Thanks for your help.

I responded to your PM.

[sportfan]

I got it. Thanks.

[sportfan]

A little tip for anyone doing brake work on a Fiat I learned during this project. I've seen in other postings comments about the metal brake lines being over flared and hard to get apart. I'm not sure if what I found is what they are talking about or not. The metal fitting/threaded nut on the brake lines are soft. If they were overly tightened the leading edge will flare out. I had a time getting two of mine off and had to file the flared metal down to get the lines to go back on. Once I filed them down they went in easy.

[gverelli]

Any driving feedback on the uniball kit? Would love to hear your impressions

[sportfan]

I will post some feedback after I get to drive the car. I had to stop work on the car and make an unplanned drive to VA. All I had left to do was bleed the brakes.

[pasomoto]

Did you get any images of the line flare you discuss, that you had to manipulate to refit?

thanks for the share on the uniball install.

[sportfan]

When I get home next Tuesday , I'll post more on the brake lines.