The Brake Lines On My Subaru Outback Blew, So I Had To Fix it - How To Fix Rusted Brake Lines

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How to fix rusted brake lines on your Subaru, replace them! When doing research for this project, it seemed to come up fairly often as an issue for older Subarus. Instead of replacing the entire brake line assembly that runs from the front to rear, it’s much easier to splice in under the rear seat. I happened to have some extra parts from one of my STI’s, like the lines and 4-way block. If you don’t have those parts, I’d recommend getting the new block for sure, mine was crusty!
Here’s the link to the Eastwood flare tool. Highly highly recommend, it made this project easy.
Eastwood Double Flaring Tool On Car Flaring Tool for 3/16 in. Tubing for Car Repair Brake Fuel Line a.co/d/5f1NVZo
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[@BuckingFeast]

Congrats man, welcome to the marries club haha

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Thanks!

[@James-vp2jn]

Nice job on the brake lines. Congratulations on getting married.

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Thank you x2!

[@coverado]

Hello. This is Cherry from Coverado. Are you interested in working with us to try our seat covers and help us make a video?

[@_robertburger]

I appreciate the comment, but I wouldn’t have any use for seat covers. Thanks!

[@coverado]

@@_robertburger No problem. Thanks for your reply.