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that second pic looks different to mine, it just goes straight into the banjo fitting.

but that bracket doesnt look too bad to get to, but dunno prob a bitch with teh engine in...

i think ill just make do with the hard line and get the my mechanic to put a line in if need be

With a reference pic lie that and the right shaped ratchet spanner it's probly doable.

I didn't bother though and just run a new line along the same route and connected it to the rubber bend there.

so turns out my water line follows a different path,

i seems to come out of that rubber hose then bend down at roughly 45 deg angle then flatten out and go round the corner...

the bracket is then not located where that one is, its hooked on the 45 deg part and attached to either the first or second hole under where that rubber hose is in that pic...

so there was zero chance of me getting to it, if it was exactly like that pic it actually wouldnt be a problem...

so now i think im gonna have to make do with the hard line...

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