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I'm probably asking too much here but maybe someone will be generous with their knowledge....
So I cross threaded the hell out of the metal line going from the driver side rear cylinder to where it meets with the rubber line.
Since I haven't had any luck disconnected that metal line and rubber line (with some clip in between), it looks like I'll be replacing that whole foot and a half or so of line. Only problem is I don't have time to order the OEM parts and when I've checked Advance's stock of brake lines, it's just generic stuff and I'm not sure what I need.
Re: 2001 Accord Brake Line from Rear Wheel Cylinder
Best would be to simply order/replace from Honda.
Size is most likely metric, measure the length of the steel piece and try and purchase a pre-flared piece that will only require you to bend it.
Re: 2001 Accord Brake Line from Rear Wheel Cylinder
Thanks for responding Mike.
I ended up getting the metal line and rubber hose off this morning once it was done leaking brake fluid and I could get a grip on it. Took it down to Napa and they found the replacements for me, just had to bend the new steel line.