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Re: How do i access the rear driverside brake line? there...
If it is leaking on top of gas tank you need to drop fuel tank.Have some one install a new brake line ,bypassing the old one.,it is easyer than dropping tank Good luck
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Could be a brake line but it is more common for worn out shoes could allow the piston in the wheel cylinder to be pushed out far enough to allow brake fluid leakage. In short remove wheel and inspect for worn brake shoes and inspect the wheel cylinder for leaks.
More then likely it's a broken or cracked fuel line in the tank. These are located on top of the fuel tank, To fix you must remove tank and replace fuel line's using a high grade fuel line, Good luck to you.
check Brake line above Gas tank i own a 1993 Gmc van to brakes were doing same thing didnt appear to be fluid on grown but when lifting it up and sticking hand up on tank you could feeel the line rusted threw Gmcs Are known to leak rite above gas tank
no you can cut and reroute the line ive done it in the past many times. just remember more line means more fluid so after you bleed it check the level again after a week or so.
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