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brake line junction problem, please help 200

posted by  Coupe' de Grace on  Fri Nov 5 13:51 CST 2004
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I think you should buy the new part and not take any shortcuts on your braking system. Worth every penny of $100 to me and I don't even have that to spend, but if it was my car needing the repair I would find a way to use the new part whether i could afford to or not. Brakes are one part of my car where I am not willing to compromise. Just think how much it could cost when you run into that slow moving Mercedes piloted by the fragile little old man.
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