I removed bellows driver side 1997 Pontiac Bonneville it has metal line that hooks in bellows, what does the line go to? Followed it and under the car it isn't attached to anything. Should it be?

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There are two(2) compression fitting nuts on each end.

Find the size open ended wrench that fits EXACTLY and loosen them up, take the old line off, and replace it the exact way in reverse. Tighten the nuts to seal the ends.

Then have someone help you bleed the brake lines to get the air our of them.

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SOURCE: What fuse can be removed from a 1989 Pontiac Bonneville?

Any fuse marked "ignition" or "ECM"

SOURCE: Remove driver's-side mirror on 2003 Pontiac Bonneville

Remove the small triangle panel in the corner of the window, one clip. then to remove all of the door panel you can pry starting at the bottom and work to the sides. once all push clips are off. (they really sound bad when they come loose, but that is normal.) push the panel up to remove the last two holders behind the door handle. You will have to remove these later with a needle nose pliers and slide them back on the door panel before you reinstall. remove elect from block and remove the Three screws holding the mirror. they are 10MM I think. and the mirror will practicly fall our. Or just hit something with it like my wife does and they come off pritty easy.

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THAT CAN BE THE CASE, THE GEAR RATIO CAN BE DIFFERENT, JUST AS THE REAR WHEEL DRIVE CARS, AND YOU NEED TO BE CAREFUL. THE ELETRICAL CAN BE DIFFERENT ALSO, GET THE SAMME YEAR, MOTOR SIZE.

Jamie Alton

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SOURCE: what would cause all of the oil to leak out of my 1997 Pontiac Bonneville if it isn't the oil pan, or oil filter?

So there are obvious drips on the floor then?
Assuming those two which you mentioned are fine, then the other most probable and common oil leaks are from:
Rocker cover gasket(s)Front or rear crankshaft oil seals.