Need Help Identifying Brake Parts

I'm a noob and I'm having a hard time identifying/naming a few parts in the brake line in order to buy new ones and I'm hoping someone may help me out. The attached picture shows my front brake caliper and hose. Part B bent, then broke off of part C and now I've got some pretty good leaking where the hose meets the caliper. Can anyone tell me what part A is called? All I can ever find while searching for brake line parts is the flexible hose. I believe I'm also going to need part B, so if you can help me with that part name as well I'd be grateful.

I'd also be very open to any advice you may have, or tips you might give, for replacing these parts.

Thanks.

 

im no pro but a rather a 1/2 @ss descent diy'er. I think what you're looking for is the bracket. off of part #47316
https://parts.metrotoyota.com/a/Toyota_1999_4Runner/63129750__6716906/BRAKE-TUBE--CL
maybe this helps.
looks to me that the leak is coming from the threads on A and you might could bend the bracket back into place with a bfh.

 

Thanks @ruiz4251. I've been able to find an OEM hardline and plan to just replace that. I drilled out the rusted bolt so I can remount the bracket (I think I can get away with just reusing the old one) and just put the new hard line back on. I find half my work is spent identifying parts and acquiring them. The replacement should be easy.

 

Just for future reference, I did end up keeping the brackets and ordering new hard lines for each side, the part numbers follow.

47314-35330
47316-35250

 

If you ever need help looking up OEM parts we are always available!

 

good to hear Rhett hope you get it fixed soon. I've been told, driving with no break is dangerous.

 

Hello Everyone, could you identify rhettolson part B?
I stumbled upon this on Google and I too am having the same issue.

 

I'm sure you don't need this answer anymore, but I need the bolt for this bracket (part B) today and I just called my local dealer and asked for the part number. If I wasn't planning to buy it from them, I wouldn't ask, and would instead find out from Partsouq online diagrams. (I was offered a wholesale account when I asked them to price match an online part, and explained that I would rather support my local dealer than an online one. It was within 2% and so far has been very convenient, especially for wear items like wipers, brakes, batteries, etc.)

Here is the link for the diagram, I found it after a few minutes of searching: https://partsouq.com/en/catalog/genuine/unit?c=TOYOTA00&ssd=$*KwH5zdzxr6-Hj6yru7ziyaG1lZKM_fL__uzD8Li-jZmFgYOAxdL-lLq-uoudhJXTzsT58PmenoSDisDi7oux77jp8O-VsLCiqOj3_ra0uKb23PvpqaSo6fD_47D66a_o9-7__f33sLCioqTv9un--v6jrreO6LCyvaOpj-m-46jo9-zp_Pr-oaqw6ebt7qK-7_WyvtCKmIyB6ebt7f__ovHq75qRhPz3p9CtjIGdi4Do4e-w6uPp8O2ivqah47K-5qKu7_br-bAAAAAANKs7lQ==$&vid=0&cid=2&uid=322688&q=

 

Put part b in the vise and straighten it