Brake pipe advisory
Discussion
Is that on a Vectra perchance? If so I'd also be checking the lines where they run down the offside underneath, as they corrode rather well, especially under the clamps holding the lines to the car. They also rot at the rear above the rear subframe where they're quite hard to get to.
But as said, get them replaced
But as said, get them replaced

Brandon987 said:
Anyone know a rough garage price? the advisory says offside rear.
Just wondering how much its going to cost me.
How long is a piece of string? Just wondering how much its going to cost me.
Depends what they charge per hour and how many hours they think are required. Pricing jobs on rusty old sheds is very varied.
Pick up the phone....
227bhp said:
Brandon987 said:
It's on an Astra H the advisory said brake pipe corroded and cover in grease I couldn't see any grease though.
They're telling you to cover it in grease. 
MOT Certificate likely said:
Offside Rear Brake pipe corroded, covered in grease or other material (1.1.11 (c))
steveo3002 said:
clean it up and grease it ...can get advisorys for years and years
My 2007 Toyota had an advisory on corroded brake pipes one year, then the year after the pipe split and the car lost all braking, which surprised me as I thought the point of dual circuit systems was to prevent that from happening. If I get an advisory like that in future I will get it changed ASAP.
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