Attention: TDR Forum Junkies 
Attention everyone!! Possible problem with Brake lines chafing
Just thought I would pass this along for others to check, while wiping down in the engine compartment I noticed the two metal lines one going from the Hydraulic booster to the gear and the others a return line making contact with one another, I removed the metal clips that stabilize and hold the lines apart next to the brake fluid resevoir and lifted one of the lines up a bit to notice a little chafing, luck or not there was some paper tags glued to the pipes in that spot so it had just started to chafe thru the paper tags. This if left unnotice could prove to be a very big boo boo for someone driving. I placed some foam rubber in between at that location to prevent further chaf.
Dave
Just thought I would pass this along for others to check, while wiping down in the engine compartment I noticed the two metal lines one going from the Hydraulic booster to the gear and the others a return line making contact with one another, I removed the metal clips that stabilize and hold the lines apart next to the brake fluid resevoir and lifted one of the lines up a bit to notice a little chafing, luck or not there was some paper tags glued to the pipes in that spot so it had just started to chafe thru the paper tags. This if left unnotice could prove to be a very big boo boo for someone driving. I placed some foam rubber in between at that location to prevent further chaf.
Dave
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