96 Q45 rear brake lines ?!

[King Charles]

Can someone steer me in the right direction as I have to replace my rear lines really just driver's side, but I figure might as well have both sides done. Only thing I get via searches is sample images & BOT chat assistants.

Are they readily available locally like NAPA or other chain stores or are they kind of hard to get.

Any recommendations from you gurus etc.

Thanks

[AZhitman]

Here ya go - $5 cheap enough?

[King Charles]

Lol yes sir it is, but my guy says I need the one that doesn't flex.

[qship96]

Try the Infiniti dealer parts department,but be prepared to laugh when they quote you the price.

[King Charles]

Yea I'm gonna send my guy to the salvage yard lol.

I can't even find the parts # for it lol.

[AZhitman]

Never heard of someone having to replace a hard line unless it was damaged, but yep - definitely a salvage yard thing.

I like www.car-part.com for finding obscure parts in junkyards.

[King Charles]

Yea I found a 1994 Q @ a yard near here, going Monday. My undercarriage has a lot of corrosion from it's tenure in New York.

[King Charles]

Ok so only salvage yard option available was a 1992 not a 1994 the lines were in great shape but had to be shaped to properly fit with the current covers underneath. Thing is, I now have brakes w/ no leaks but the dreaded brake light's still on , not quite topped off w/ fluid as we ran out of fluid when the lines were purged.

My question is being he changed the line configuration is that's what's triggering the light/sensor. I'm going to top it off let set overnight, then if still on I will do a hard reset.

[Q451990]

How low is the fluid? Anything below the center seam of the reservoir will set off the light.

[King Charles]

Fluid's halfway between the max & seam, I bought some to top off w/ today.

The light's off now, brakes don't seem as responsive as they once were albeit I haven't driven it more than around the block since the repair. I plan to put some miles on it in stop & go traffic today, get the fluid flowing etc.

[qship96]

I assume you did a bleed of the lines when swapping parts to get any air out?

[King Charles]

Roger that, the brakes are fine now just not as responsive as i remember.