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A leaking brake hose is bad news! Losing fluid, or getting air in the system can cause the brakes to weaken or fail completely. Old, dry rotted, cracking, or bulging lines are on the verge of breaking and starting a leak. This video shows you how to install a new TRQ brake line engineered to fit your 1988-2002 GMC K1500.
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You are sure the break line wrench is metric not standard? Going to but break line wrenches today! Thanks
very good informative step by step video I am going to change my hose today on my 1984 c10 thanks
6:10 "couple loving bonks" very important ♥
Nice video. Love the mirror, I can see everything.
I did a complete brake job on 2002 chevy suburban after bleeding all the lines I found the right rear bleeder valve leaking.. replaced it still leaking