 
 <prompt> ```Summary:
Di flexible hose go most likely be rubber hose (sometimes e fit be braided steel) wey dey lead from di central brake line go di caliper piston for disc brakes or di wheel cylinder for drum brakes. To disconnect di hose, you suppose remove di retainer clip wey dey between di hose and di steel line. Next, you fit turn di connector with wrench until e loose. No dey crank too much for dis connections. If you do, you fit bend di metal brake lines and you go need to replace dem too. Instead, drain di line by cutting di brake hose and use torch to heat di connection. Dis one go break am loose and you fit remove am. Di brake hose fit dey mounted to di strut or another strong point between di central line and di wheel. You go need locate any connections like dis by tracing di line from end to end. Loosen and remove any mounting connections wey you see. Now wey di hose don disconnect from di lines to di master cylinder, you just need remove am from di brake itself. To do dis one, you need loosen di bolt wey you go see for di end of di brake line (wey dem dey call banjo bolt). Dis one dey often done with 14mm socket or wrench, but di size fit vary depending on di make and model. E get washer for both sides of di brake line (between di line and banjo bolt and di line and brake) wey you need remove. To attach di new brake hose, you go just reverse di steps wey you take to remove di original. Dis one mean say you go put di washers first, then tighten di banjo bolt for di end of di brake hose. First, attach di retainer clip. Dis one dey hold di brake hose for place while you dey make di connection and e dey usually attached by sliding am into di appropriate holder for di end of di brake hose. Next, fasten di connector between di brake hose and lines wey dey lead to di master cylinder. Dis one suppose dey done with wrench or flare nut wrench. You suppose also reconnect any brackets wey dey hold di line secure (often found for di struts or other steering component). Bleeding di brakes dey necessary to remove air wey you don introduce into your brake line. Open up di bleeder cap wey you go see for di brake caliper or wheel cylinder and make person dey pump di brake to force di air out of di bleeder cap. Wait until you see fluid dey come out of di bleeder cap, and then close di cap. E get pressure bleeders and gravity bleeders wey dey available for bleeding brakes.``` <response>: ```Disconnect di hose from di brake system. Remove any brackets or bolts along di flexible line. Remove di hose from di brake caliper or wheel cylinder. Attach di new hose to di brake caliper or wheel cylinder. Attach di new hose to di brake system. Bleed di brakes.``` 