Braided line & fittings
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Braided line & fittings
I bought some SS braided line and some fittings to redo my fuel line. I was wondering how I attach the fittings to the braided line? No instructions were included and I dont want to mess anything up since this is my first time working with braided line and its a little pricey 
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The hose goes into the red part but I think you are right about having to screw it down. I think I get how to do it now, loosen the red piece all the way, put the line in and then tighten it down. Just want to make sure. Here are the fittings if it makes a difference.
90 degree
straight
90 degree
straight
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The hose does go into the red end. The blue end attaches to one of these of the proper size:
The flared end would attach to the AN fitting, the straight side of the above fitting, which is NPT, would go into the caliper.
For the hardline to braided you need something like this:
The AN fitting, again, going on the flared side, the hardline (with the proper flare) goes on the other end with a tube nut.
The flared end would attach to the AN fitting, the straight side of the above fitting, which is NPT, would go into the caliper.
For the hardline to braided you need something like this:
The AN fitting, again, going on the flared side, the hardline (with the proper flare) goes on the other end with a tube nut.
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Originally posted by Lo-tec
From holley's site:
http://www.holley.com/data/TechServi...20Assembly.pdf
From holley's site:
http://www.holley.com/data/TechServi...20Assembly.pdf
Check the mark that you made on the hose in Step 2. If the hose has backed
more than about 1/16" out of the socket as you assembled it, curse and return
to Step 3.
more than about 1/16" out of the socket as you assembled it, curse and return
to Step 3.
lol, even holley has a sense of humor sometimes.
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