🔧 Dorman H620469 Hydraulic Brake Hose: Reliable Performance in Sleek Black Design Review

If you feel like a stuck caliper is starting to bind, these hoses will solve your problem. Inexpensive and feels better than OEM. The manufacturer deserves credit, but the seller was impeccable.

I thought I had received a quote on this product but after using it on my 2005 Chevy Equinox it caused me further problems. I think I have a broken hose, or is it really that bad. I'm still having the same issues as before with some others. Now my car shakes every time I turn. I'll try a new hose from the local parts store.

Purchased for my 2003 Saturn VUE 3.0L AWD. And mine came with 2 copper washers, although they were loose in the box - maybe the other reviewers fell out in transit? In any case, they fit perfectly, very well finished.

Great solution to a seemingly bad caliper that's acting like a stick. The multi-layered innermost layer of flexible brake hoses can rupture and act like a one-way valve, allowing you to apply the brakes but not wanting to release pressure, or releasing it slowly. This leads to premature wear of the pads and brake discs, overheating of the brakes. I found it odd that I could put one of the twin cylinders back into the caliper and push the other straight out, but they wouldn't retract if there…

I bought this particular product because Revain said it would fit. Needless to say, everything was fine. Next to the fitting that connects to the brake line. I don't know much about cars these days, but I was expecting to take the tire off, disconnect the hose from the caliper, and pop in a new hose. This was not the case. I had to cut off the brake line connector. Apparently he didn't have the right "Flair" connection. Luckily I worked with someone who knew what to do. I had to borrow and…