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The one that goes from the brake m/c,& under the heater box.
Before I put it all back together,I might need to replace it.
What's the best/easiest way to do this?
Take pics in advance of brake line routing. Use the old line as a template to prebend. Ti I g bender essential as well as a flair kit for the tubing ends. Don't forget to put to nut on before you flair the ends. And do the correct tyke flair or it will leak. Test doing brake line flakes on a piece of scrap tubing. Sane for bends.
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