OK no laughing ,When cutting out all the rust and engine shelf forgot to look out for the brake line on passenger side.Now I need a new hard brake line is it easy to make or should I look for a used one? Thanks

Get a used one from somebody close to you. Than you'll know it will work.

I first tried to buy some from AA but after waiting 2 months decided to cancel my order and went and bought a brake line bending tool from my FLAPS. They had the appropriate lines (the end fittings were correct) of varying length and I found a Midas shop that put the bubble flare on the ends on the ones I had to cut. Yes I bugger up a few but using the old lines as a template (in your case you have two halves) I did great. I found that a little practice and patience it is not all that hard to do. I have even perfected small adjustments while both ends were already attached by just using my thumbs and fingers, just like the physics do when they bend forks !

Best of luck with what-ever you decide.

Come by and get one. I would sugest the 18th in the afternoon.
:PERMAGRIN: Joe

My local auto parts store has pre-made brake lines (metric fittings both ends) in standard lengths which I've used to replace both front and rear wheel well hard lines, yours probably does too. Get a cheapo tubing bender while you're at it so you don't kink the tube when you shape it.

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