Was referring to the links where those places are calling brake hoses brake lines.

 

lol...

 

do it yourself. it's literally just undo it from the caliper and then undo it on the other side and replace with new. do it to all 4 corners and then bleed the brakes. the dealership is full of ****. it only takes their trained techs 1.5 hours

 

Again, he said the hard lines, so my initial replies were the correct ones.

 

well all they quoted me for was 2 hours plus parts... so i guess thats about right... but what did **** me off is they are wanting to charge me another hour of labor to put in brake fluid... and im not joking... it says brake fluid 15.00 dollars, labor 1.00 hours

 

could include bleeding it

 

oh haha i didn't read anything. you can take your old hardlines to autozone and they will have the right size including all the connectors and flaring tool that you can loan. it's a lot easier than you think. the lines they sell already have connectors on them so they usually should fit the ones on the car. only annoying thing is tracing the system of lines
thanks dragon

 

well my problem is, the mechanic wrote it down saying it was a couple specific lines.. and ive looked under neath and couldnt find anything... so idk which ones... i might just say screw it and if i die then oh well hahaha

 

I'm telling ya.. he meant the rubber (hoses) lines...

 

well then he is a D bag for writing brake lines and not hoses