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Find a repair shop that will cut out the bad section of metal brake line and insert a new section. Some shops will want to replace the whole brake line, but that can be more expensive and not needed in many cases. You'll pay $300 or so depending on the location of the leak.
How Much is the Average Cost of Brake Line Repair. Brake line repair can range anywhere from $15-20 (cost of the parts plus your time) to upwards of $400 at a dealership. The large fluctuation in price is largely due to the type of brake lines your vehicle has. Metal brake lines cannot be cut, removing the area that is failing, and reattached. Instead they must be completely removed and replaced. In addition, flexible brake lines tend to be cheaper. Average costs is $25 for parts and 1-2 hours of standard labor.