FACTORY DUAL-LINE COMPARISON / FITTED CIRCUIT UNTRACED

From master
to wheel.

Ten selectable pipe/hose references connect the provisional brake-master drawing to the four brake-corner drawings through a pressure-failure warning-unit comparison and rear axle tee. The front and rear circuit branches remain distinct in the declared comparison graph.

This is not an identified circuit on this car

IMG_6960 and IMG_6961 were re-viewed: their cap markings and local line portions do not establish the complete circuit. The pale-cap unit retains its provisional brake role. Factory architecture supplies the network; all routes, port assignments, bends, hose diameters and fitting/mount shapes are estimated. No actual master-outlet pairing is promoted to confirmed.

The comparison graph

Provisional master: front comparison→Warning-unit front boundary→Left and right front body pipes→Two flexible hoses / calipers
Provisional master: rear comparison→Warning-unit rear boundary→Rear body pipe / flexible hose→Axle tee / two rear wheel pipes

The warning-unit exterior has five estimated connection points. Its internal passages, shuttle, switch contacts and failure behavior are not modeled. These graph branches describe factory topology, not a verified port map or pressure simulation.

Inspect the modeled chain

Warning unit ↗Front master feed ↗Rear master feed ↗Left front body pipe ↗Right front body pipe ↗Left front hose ↗Right front hose ↗Rear body/tunnel pipe ↗Rear flexible hose ↗Axle tee ↗Left rear pipe ↗Right rear pipe ↗Body hose mounts ↗

Factory evidence and differences

Factory PDF plate 166 lists the GAN6-154101-on pipe relationships and prints a 4.762 mm outside diameter. That documentary diameter is applied to rigid pipes. Copper coloring distinguishes the drawing; it does not identify the fitted pipe material.

Factory pipe comparisonListed lengthModel use
Master → warning unit, front/rear15.5 / 17.5 inchesTopology only; port order and bends estimated
Warning unit → right/left front hose41 / 10 inchesSeparate branches; no forced curve lengths
Warning unit → rear hose81 inchesEstimated body/tunnel route
Axle tee → right/left rear brake22 / 30 inchesEstimated routes around the axle shell

These listed lengths are catalog comparisons, not measurements of this car and not lengths of the new curves. The geometry is not a pipe-cutting, bending or fabrication template.

Plate 167 lists the rear three-way connection 3H2424, two front flexible hoses and one rear hose. It changes the pressure-failure assembly to AAU2583 at GAN6-166304 and hose references at GAN6-162565. This model does not identify which versions are fitted. Bracket positions, clips, unions, threads, flare seats, banjos and port identities remain unresolved.

Connections to surroundings

The front routes add obstacles near the inner bay and front frame. The rear body route follows an estimated tunnel-side path; its flexible section crosses to the estimated axle tee. The rear pipes terminate at existing cylinder inlet cues. Front hoses meet assumed inboard caliper faces. Endpoint coincidence is a drawing relationship, not a proof of correct inlet position, a sealed fitting, hose slack or clearance through steering and suspension travel.

Workshop rehearsal remains illustrative

Select and isolate lines to follow the connection chain against the body and corner references. General separation leaves the network fixed, so separated components can leave gaps; hoses do not stretch or simulate motion. The factory parts list does not establish a removal sequence, supported condition, pipe access, fluid compatibility, bleeding procedure or verified replacement path. Those procedures remain unresolved for the actual fitted circuit.

Hollow native routes and open union references

The seven rigid-pipe and three flexible-hose comparisons now export as native hollow solids. Their original centripetal centerlines,control points and endpoints remain. Each route has two separate open union sleeves following its end curves. The warning-unit exterior,rear tee,body-hose brackets,master outlets and wheel-end references stay at their previous stations.

Earlier closed solid display union at the rear left brake pipe endpoint
Before: solid display pipe and closed union cue.
Hollow native rear brake pipe and separate open union sleeve at the same endpoint
After: open pipe bore and union sleeve at the same boundary. This is not a modeled flare or sealed joint.
Ten hollow reference brake routes with the retained pressure warning unit and rear tee
Isolated network comparison. Surrounding body and brakes are hidden to expose the routes;the warning-unit and tee internals remain unresolved.

Factory PDF166/107-G26.02 supplies4.762mm pipe outside diameter and the two master feeds,front branches,rear body pipe and two rear wheel-pipe roles. PDF167/107-G28 supplies hose,tee and warning-unit branches. The 1mm rigid-pipe radial wall,3.2mm hose bore,9mm hose outside diameter and12mm curved union sleeves are estimates. Union sleeves have5.5mm outer radius and a0.25mm radial display gap to the pipe;no thread,flare,seat or loaded sealing is modeled. Copper colour remains a display choice,not fitted material identification.

The factory pressure-failure unit changes from13H5905 toAAU2583 atGAN6-166304,and hose references change at162565. Neither threshold identifies this car's fitted parts. Hollow pipes do not supply the missing warning-unit channels or prove master outlet order,circuit assignment,pressure continuity,material/fluid compatibility,serviceable bend radii,flex travel,clip locations or actual clearance.

Native checks cover20mesh groups/30positive valid STEP solids,open endpoints and wall witnesses,plus1,010centerline samples compared with the actual local viewer curve implementation. The original circuit graph and nearby native sources remain unchanged. Those checks establish reference construction only. Applicable complete North American brake replacement/bleeding procedures and actual removal paths have not been verified.