In order to replace the rear brake hose, initially, lift and support the car after that, the tire and the wheel assembly will be removed. Remove all dirt from fittings of the brake hose and the brake pipe fittings and apply rubber caps or plugs so that fluids cannot be lost and become contaminated. At the hose end of the brake pipe, use a back up wrench and remove the fitting from the brake hose and cap it off. Next, take off the brake hose retaining clip, the brake hose on the mounting bracket, brake hose to caliper bolt-holder, brake hose off caliper. Dispose of the 2 copper brake hose gaskets that are adhered on the caliper housing or hose end. Installation - two new copper brake hose gaskets, assemble with brake hose bolt onto brake hose, brake hose to caliper bolt with 2 new washers to brake caliper, bolt tightening to 40 nm (30 ft. Lbs.). Make sure that the hose is free of twists and does not touch any suspension part; after that, the brake hose must be mounted into the bracket with the use of retaining clip. Pry off the rubber cap or plug from the brake pipe fitting end, and then attach the brake pipe fitting nut to the brake hose with a back up wrench on the hose nut, but don't bend the bracket or pipe, tighten the fitting end to 25 nm (18 ft. Lbs). Bleed the hydraulic brake system, replace the tire and wheel assembly, and make sure the hose has no contact with any part of the suspension or wheel. If yes, then you take out and adjust hose position prior to lowering your vehicle.