It would cost too much.Wife had a 98 Merc that had plastic coated lines.Local mechanic has tubing that is soft and rust proof.My old chevy truck taught me to wrap line with plastic tape and put grease on bleeder screws and all fittings.That will stop rust.If a line goes thru a metal or plastic clip it will rust at that point.Put some plastic tape on that spot.Is very easy to wrap a straight length of tubing with tape before you install it.I had a short line blow on my Ford truck 4 years ago.I taped it and greased the fittings ,looked it over when I took the box off for new spring hangers.Line was in good condition, zero rust.On Ford trucks the brake cables rub on the shocks and rust.I put new cables on my Ford cost 28 bucks for both.The old cables may break at the rust areas even after they been freed up.
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