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  1. I'm determined to re-route---but, unsure how to get at the end of the brake line by the wheel. How can I access that end to repair?
  2. You know....you are not the first person to say that to me. The leak is above the gas tank....so, I believe the only brake line up there is the S/S one---and not a "rubber" brake hose.....BUT, I could be wrong. When I step on the brake, there is a hissing sound and brake fluid sprays from above the gas tank. I'm determined to re-route---but, unsure how to get at the end of the brake line by the wheel. How can I access that end to repair? Thanks for everyone's help......v/r John
  3. Hello I have a 95 Legacy L Wagon with 140K miles, and the right rear brake line failed (ruptured). After getting the car lifted, I determined that the leak was up and behind the gas tank---and, it appears as though I can't get to the end of the brake line without dropping the gas tank (and, rear axle). Is this true---or, am I missing a different angle that I might be able to get at the brake line??? If I have to remove the gas tank, do I have to remove the rear axle as well?? Also, I have a good deal of rust on the bottom.....and, does anyone have any experience/suggestions regarding the removal/reinstallation of the gas tank/axle--and how the rust might impact the job. I appreciate your assistance......Regards, John McGriff

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