Corroded Brake lines need replacing

1994 Fiat Ducato motorhome

Have a leak on front left wheel brake hose/lines another leak back right wheel.
My question, went down Mick's garage putting my reg number and searched for or brake lines where parts came up, k seeing these lines are cooper on vehicle though when ordering hose lines it's not copper which is on the vehicle ..guessing they're updated, out with the copper!!
Another problem I may have is removing the Flack nuts from the wheel as can be seen , there fair bit of corrosion..
Appreciated Martin

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Shock absorber mount appears detached from axle.

Thanks buddy, mate mine who mechanic will do work,
Regarding flaring tools ..what number ya think it could be (9)(10)(11),seen single wrenchs in Halfords(no set) may grab when passing ,


Yes a bit of spot welding to be done there nice spot

You need the 9 / 11mm one.

If you're replacing rusty old brake lines, I would highly recommend replacing the the brake cylinders and do a complete flush of brake fluid as it's most likely completely contaminated with rust (ask me how I know...)

The cylinders are very inexpensive and certainly worth doing, you can get the whole drum kit that includes shoes, all the hardware and the cylinders for a very decent price.

I recently got this kit which fits the 3rd gen models but just to give you an idea:

https://www.mister-auto.ie/bra…/bol-6386/


Cheers
Rami

When you say "upgrade" you mean going for the Brembo brake kit??

It's a bit of going down the rabbit whole there, if there's still meat on the pads and discs are within spec, I wouldn't touch them. If the calipers are not leaking and when you flush them you don't see rusty fluid, I wouldn't touch them.

Otherwise, you'll end up doing a full restoration, everything could be replaced but it'll only look shinny for 50kms and there'll be no noticeable performance improvements unless there was a problem to begin with.

Nah, there's no need to have disc brakes on the back of the van. Drum brakes are more than suitable for what they do and the conversion would be very expensive with no performance gain in my opinion.