Explain what the two braided brake lines under where the driver's door is located purpose?

Asked by stod Aug 25, 2015 at 12:37 PM about the 2000 Plymouth Voyager SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2000 Plymouth Voyager leaking from that area

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If they really are brake lines you answered your own question. They are brake lines. High-quality brake lines are braided. But if possible, a picture would really help, to make sure

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You mean under the van, follow them. They are probably for the rear brakes Or could be gas-return lines to the tank

Oops, just now saw that they are leaking. So if it's brake fluid, there you are. Keep an eye on the fluid level in master cylinder

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