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Ok, glad I got mine fixed the way I did then. My rear brake line rusted out above the gas tank and burst Saturday in front of a tire shop. Thankfully it happened in the parking lot and not going down a hill or something. Since I was already at a shop, I got it fixed there for $140. It would have cost me $80 anyway to tow it back to my house, then $40 for a tubing flare tool, and another $10 for a bender because I dont have them. Plus it would have took me about a month to fix it as that is the way my projects go.
By the time you had bought the line and fluid You probably would have gone over the $140.00 any way. I was lucky when mine busted, 1 1/2 blocks from the house.
By the time you had bought the line and fluid You probably would have gone over the $140.00 any way. I was lucky when mine busted, 1 1/2 blocks from the house.
Yep, exactly why I go it fixed where it was sitting!
I already had the flaring tool and "borrowed" the bender from Auto Zone - they asked for a $15 deposit and then refunded me $15 when I brought it back.
I don't even bother with the bender. I can do just as good a job by hand. But then, I have been doing it for a long time.......
