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|  09-18-2003, 03:56 PM | #1 | 
| Mizzou Tigers Join Date: Apr 1999 Location: weston, MO    United States 
					Posts: 1,455
				 |  lines running along passenger side frame? What are all these lines?  There are 4 rigid lines and one that is flexible.  I know one is a brake line and then I am assuming one is gas and one is e-brake.  What is the third? Also, how hard is it to replace any of these (and what steps are involved)? I hit a huge rock on the highway just now and it busted my brake line. I can't tell if the others are split open or not yet. Luckily, as soon as it happened I pulled over and saw the brake fluid leaking. I was close enough to home to make it before all my fluid was lost, but now it looks like I will be spending the weekend replacing that line  . 
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