Alumunum brake line lock hydraulic brake park lock pressure holder for Disc Drum 1/8"npt

The one I bought is taken down, this is the exact same one though.First the adapters are crap, they break when you tighten the flare nuts into them.2nd, you need to use bubble flair, not double flair, this requires a steady hand and some basic tools, remember this thing needs to handle up to 2000psi hydraulic pressure.Here's to hoping the valve body itself will stand up too that, cause my craftsmanship is solid.

I spent a couple hours running brake lines for one if the brass fitting to fall apart. Sent to the store and got new ones too find it I had to install different fittings in the lines. Then the valves didn't work at all. I press the brake pedal, push the valve and nothing. It doesn't stay in place or hold pressure. They are sending another so maybe it will go better the second time.

As described. Helpful service. Quick shipment

Brass Fittings are junk. Manufactured poorly all around. Leaks . Leaked. Probably still leaking. Oh and It leaks just FYI. But hey if you want something to waste time and money on.......this will also get you frustrated and covered in wonderful brake fluid. You will tighten. Loosen. Install. Uninstall. Cuss. Retry . Then cuss some more all while wondering how something NEW can NOT WORK AT ALL. I feel like such an idiot to have that crazy expectation. And it leaks.

I can't believe I wasted $23.00 on this piece of Cow Cookies! As soon as I went to bleed the brake system after installing this thing it leaked around the actuator! After I unscrewed the Plunger I noticed the O-ring had been installed incorrectly from the manufacturer and was "Pinched" and was allowing brake fluid to leak out. Naturally it was damaged beyond the point of usable and naturally due to its funky size and diameter I couldn't find a replacement for it. If you are thinking about ordering this hydraulic brake lock just spend the little bit of extra money and buy the JMAR brand or better yet just do what I wound up doing and go to Home Depot and buy a small brass ball valve. They work better and are MUCH easier and cheaper to find.E.N. Fort Worth Texas U.S.A.

First unit failed upon installation, second unit purchased was assembled improperly. Both units repaired/resealed and function properly.

CAN NOT USE IT IT LEAKS

First off ad says next day and ended up 5 days later. Finally got it and the brass fittings were straight up junk, had to go to a real fitting store and get good ones and then get it all installed and leaked brake fluid all over my floor. Took it apart to see if I could salvage it and the machining was so out of round it wouldn't seal up. Ended up putting my old one back in so I could quit leaking fluid.