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posted by  rduke on  Sun Aug 17 14:49 CST 2003
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The guys at volvo told me they never have to replace the lines but change the washers all the time that go under the pipe fittings. Unfortunately if you pull the lines off and the compression ring is loose on the pipe you will have to change the lines like I did at about $120 for the pair. Mine really leaked a lot after I pulled it off so I had to change them. Hopefully you won't have to just check the compression ring on the pipes.





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