Up behind my dash, I have an unused 1/4 air fitting port, is leaking pretty bad, its apart of something bigger with 4 - 5 air lines going into it.
It has a little 1/4 air block in it, I put a new 1/4 blocker in there, but it still leaks.
When I get a chance I will try with some hose but I doubt it will work.
Is there a way to block off this fitting, I was thinking some JB weld or steel cement.
Would really like to not have to pull the whole dash out just to get this replaced.
I know its dodge and everyone will say, do the job properly, bit in this instance I think bodgy is worth a try
Thanks
Best way to block push in air fitting
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by MTMAUS, May 1, 2024.
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I would slide a piece of line in it that has the end crimped and melt it with a torch.
Unless that is what the blocker you used is for. -
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You sure it is not a vent line that can't be blocked?
AModelCat Thanks this. -
Definitely don't want to block off an exhaust line.
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Nah, its not an exhuast, 100% its an unused port, thats just got a blocker in it.
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We always called those blockers plugs.
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Most any truck parts supplier or dealership will have push to connect line caps.
You can also use a Tee connector and a foot of line. Hook the line to the center port, then to either end, then plug your line into the open port.
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