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I know this is an old video, but had anyone done this on transmission lines? Any chance it might blow off? Anyone experienced this?

Can you use these aluminum fittings on steel fuel lines or do they need to be aluminum?

Could you link to a steel cut off wheel?

How do you get these apart to replace the line and reinstall the fittings.

What about Mazda trucks?

All those specialty tools, and the hose end was still scratched.

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H*** she can't even see how the f****** windshield

Great information. I don’t understand why metric size tire sidewall heights are measured and aspect ratio instead of actual height?

Thanks for the video. This is great information! 🍻

That can’t be right. How do you then insert and tighten the blue male end into, say, the fuel pump? You can’t rotate the entire pipe surely.

*Bruuuuh this man whole strut/shock/Coilover is being held by 4 Allen screws!!!*

Can a nylon braided An hose be cut with a rather type pvc cutter?

Great Job !

Thanks. So no need to flare the lines?

Can this be done without a compression fitting?

U r always my daddy in the auto spiritual sense Thx papa This video is AWESOME

Thanks

What kind of cutter is that by name .I bought two and both was shit. They cut one side and destroyed the other .

Those cable cutters suck! It makes a mess it frays the steel braided line

Is the goal to get even temperatures across the tire?

Thank you for the best tutorials. Havent seen anything from you in about 8yrs. Hope you are well.

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Great vids, like a gem hidden in RUclips bullshit videos

yooo I love this video man!!!!

Does it work on stainless steel lines?

Never thought the Miata would be the one that matched my old Dodge pick-up!

Great vid

Great video

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Exactly the info I was looking for. I want to mount a steel cut off wheel in my table saw to use with a sled

Turn the nut not the fitting

The will only work on aluminum lines?

I didn't even know that and have never ever heard anyone say that about the top. Hell now I know. that bro.

Braided stainless steel has 2 type, inner corrugated stainless steel and inner teflon. Now I ask you the question, how to cut braided inner corrugated stainless steel? Making video please 🙏🙏 You can look this : www.stainlesssteelbraidedhose.com/ I'm sorry if my english so bad

Just as easy to get a 37° aviation flaring tool flare your hard line and use a sleeve and a b-nut with a proper size Union

Whan an fitting was used in the video??

Just a forewarning for anyone using an angle grinder, overheating PTFE releases extremely toxic fumes, take precautions!

Thank You , I just over tightened mine to hell and back and damaged it I have two more A and N fittings tomorrow, and now I’ve got it thanks to you

I use clear tape. I cut it with a sharp axe and hit it with a hammer. Make sure the hose is on a flat piece of steel. Cuts clean and with no problems.

he is a pro

this is the most informative clean quick to the point video on these ever. much appreciation!

Wai.... wait. That’s it??!!! And to think I was going to flare my hard line.

Very nice fitting, but unless you get a “Live” customer service person on the phone, you will spent 13 hours looking at photos of “AN” fitting until you get lucky...maybe. Nice to have a link, brand or part number! Will keep looking. Yes, stainless steel woven covers over high price hose with PTFE liner is nice to look at and works great, but cost as much as dinner for 5 adults with drinks. As a dealer tech, I found a pinched metal line on the frame once in almost 40 years. I will steer around the muffler on the interstate by looking forward at road conditions. Motorcycle riders know what I am talking about. Caution: It rust thru in 40 years and leak! So will brake lines! ASE Master Tech since 1978 - Retired

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I've never been able to put the line in with the tape on.

Just an fyi- touching up the frayed ends with a bench grinder helps on those stubborn hoses. Also Lubriplate or even Vasolene can be easier to handle on the taper when putting the fittings together. Just my 2 cents.

Very nice video thanx 4 sharing. Great job.

Engine?

I drove one of the RIchard Petty Driving Experience cars at Daytona at just under 150 (what they'd let you do ten or twelve years ago when I did it). I was in my mid-thirties and Madeleine ran her fast run at sixteen at Bonneville. Wouldn't trade my experience, but yeah, her drive was cooler! Wish I could talk with her about it.