Brake Part Identification

[Deaner]

SO i was driving to the highway and on my way down the hill my brakes fell all the way to the floor almost hitting a school bus turning into the school lot :nono: ........ when i got to the bottom of the hill i checked the brakes and the lines it seems that the steel line that connects to the caliper has a f*cking rust hole in it, Does anyone know what this part is actually called because i cannot find it, or does anyone know where i can get one online? Its the steel line that screws into the caliper. Thanks

 

[cfranck1]

A little info on the vehicle please? Year etc...

 

[Deaner]

Its a '97 Runner 6cyl 4x4. its the steel line between the caliper and the flex line

 

[cfranck1]

Looks like you can buy just the metal line between the caliper and rubber hose.
Take a look at picture. Looks like number 47316.
(9511-0008)

If you go here you can see that it is only around 6-7 dollars.
But I'd call the dealer to double check you can still buy just the metal line. Lately most of the time, you have to buy both metal and rubber line together.
Part Detail

 

[Nelsonmd]

Just to make sure, what side was this on? The part number cfranck gave is for the driver side. If you have the part number, you should just be able to look it up on an online toyota distributor site, toyotapartsales.com is the cheapest I have seen for pretty much all parts, so check there.

Look around and see if anything else around there is rusted, and on the other side. It is better to replace everything that needs it all at once so you save on shipping, especially when it is <$10 parts.

 

[Deaner]

Thanks for the help guys, i ended up bringing it to a mechanic for a 30 dollar fix all togeather since i cant have my truck my truck undriveable for the next few days. But im definetly going to order a new one for the other side and do that. Thanks again.