P700 Can't find a rear brake hose!

[scoutleader]

Does anyone know where I can find a rear brake hose for my 2016 700-4?? I am not having any luck anywhere and Honda has them back ordered. I will even take an aftermarket one if they exist. But my internet searches haven't worked for me.

Honda OEM Part 43310-HL3-A01

 

[DG Rider]

Does anyone know where I can find a rear brake hose for my 2016 700-4?? I am not having any luck anywhere and Honda has them back ordered. I will even take an aftermarket one if they exist. But my internet searches haven't worked for me.

Honda OEM Part 43310-HL3-A01

Is this the rubber hose? Hit the parts stores and see if you can match it up... specifically NAPA, as I think some of them can make hoses from scratch.

 

[1950Willys]

Try Partzilla or Rocky Mountain ATV . If they don't have them you can get a used one from Powersportsnation , its out of Nebraska and they list alot of parts on E-Bay

 

[Bmurray]

shoot me a pic, as I might have one that will work.

 

[scoutleader]

shoot me a pic, as I might have one that will work.

Here is the diagram. Part number 43310-HL3-A01. Unfortunately I don’t have one to take a picture of. The previous owner completely removed it and the rear caliper. I’ve already installed a new caliper and didn’t think the rear rubber hose would be this hard to find.

 

[scoutleader]

Is this the rubber hose? Hit the parts stores and see if you can match it up... specifically NAPA, as I think some of them can make hoses from scratch.

It is the rubber hose. Thanks. I will ask.

 

[Bmurray]

I bet I had something but forgot I sold all of my old garage stuff to a flea market family. I'm going to bet than about any atv or dirtbike brake hose will work. Might be long but you can tie it up.

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

Does anyone know where I can find a rear brake hose for my 2016 700-4?? I am not having any luck anywhere and Honda has them back ordered. I will even take an aftermarket one if they exist. But my internet searches haven't worked for me.

Honda OEM Part 43310-HL3-A01

Bring your existing caliper and hard line to a local brake shop and have them make a replacement.

Probably less than $50.