Need brake line diagram for 1999 tracker

yep follows frame and inside gas tank to rear wheel well to above axle 1999 2006 Yukon Tahoe Suburban front to rear axle brake line replacement... 2004 chevy tahoe brake line diagram Google Search the 3 diagram is the front to rear

Removing brake line tubing & having a diagram
are unrelated

You simply use a small wrenches to loosen the fittings

Your going to need to buy tubing at the auto parts store,
cut,flair & bend, as necessary, to fabricate the rusted out
one your replacing,you can't buy ready made tubing,even
for a new car

The reason they rot out behind the clips where the brake lines are held to the frame is because they hold moister and salt from the roads they are easy to do with a brake and gasline bend from autozone 12-15$ and 3/8 lines you will have to replace them all because they all will keep blowing out causing a safety hazard and making the vehicle unsafe for the road

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see photo 8 here

http://www.fixkick.com/brakes/brakes.html

YOU NEED STEEL TUBING FOR BRAKE LINES.BRAKE HOSES IS FLEXIBLE WITH STEEL BRAIDED LINING.DONT USE ANY OTHER HOSES BUT BRAKE HOSES MADE FOR BRAKES AND HYDRALIC PRESSURE.

It's a rear brake tee. Nothing but drilled brass. Might want to try checking the threads and flares on the brake lines that go into the tee. It's not often they crack and leak so inspect well. Let me know.

Chanses are it broke behind the gas tank wear it runs along the frame rail. You don't need a diagram to fix that, just unhook it at both ends and break it off or cut it off buy the tank and take the pieces with you to a auto parts store and they will match it up with new line, just take a tape measure and measure from the rear axel to the front block or perportioning valve, and don't worry about the piece behind the tank, just run the new line alongside the old one behind the tank unless you want to pull the tank out.

anti lock brakes

or Master cylinder,

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Is the fliud a lite clear brown/tan (brake fliud) or is it a dark black colour (gear oil)? It sounds like you have a brake fluid leak. Check your steel line on the rear axle and then remove the wheel and drum and check the wheel cylinder. Top up your Master cylinder and bleed the brakes. You might find the light scrubbing noise gone.

pull both wheels and use one for a daigram of the other, then there is no chance of getting it wrong