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Old 08-15-2018, 08:40 AM
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I'm looking for a source that will build a -3 AN Stainless Teflon hose to a length of only 6" with a 90 degree fitting on one end and a straight fitting on the other.

I tried Inline tube (local) and they said they can not do anything that short with a 90 fitting.

Anyone know a source?

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Old 08-15-2018, 09:10 AM
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Do you have a local Parker store? The one here in Cincinnati has made a lot of custom teflon/stainless hoses for me.

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Have you considered building it yourself? I did all mine on my car. The smaller size hoses are much easier to work with. What am I missing here?


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Old 08-15-2018, 10:04 AM
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Have you considered building it yourself? I did all mine on my car. The smaller size hoses are much easier to work with. What am I missing here?


Jim
I found -4 line and fittings that I could use to make my own line, but not -3.
Still looking,

I'll check into the parker store route.

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Old 08-15-2018, 10:05 AM
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Thank you, that's what I need.

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No problem. It is even in "that state up north" so you should get it fast.

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Old 08-15-2018, 10:20 AM
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No problem. It is even in "that state up north" so you should get it fast.
That is what you call perfect, I just ordered one, it should be delivered next day.

Thank you again, Bob

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Kord Industrial in Wixom. 248-374-8900 They can hook you up.

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Speedway is also a good source for hose and brake line stuff. All kinds of adapter fittings too.
No complaints on service, delivery, prices, or returns.

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What is the application? just curious.

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Old 08-17-2018, 11:21 AM
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What is the application? just curious.
I'm mounting a distribution block on my firewall for my oil pressure gauge line and my oil pressure sending unit which will then have a flexible line from it to the whole in the block by the distributer.

I had everything hanging off the block with a mixture of brass fittings, creating a oil leak issue that I was tired of fixing.
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I'm mounting a distribution block on my firewall for my oil pressure gauge line and my oil pressure sending unit which will then have a flexible line from it to the whole in the block by the distributer.

I had everything hanging off the block with a mixture of brass fittings, creating a oil leak issue that I was tired of fixing.

Great idea.

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Old 08-17-2018, 10:06 PM
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Great idea.
X 2. Much more efficient installation than attempting to deal with brass fittings and hard line. Everyone needs to remember that braided hoses have a service life; they don't last forever.

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