I know this is probably very simple, but I don't want to just cut the hose and have a problem with air bleeding by running into a complication.
I want to install this myself and it looks like I just cut the airline under the seat, loosen 2 nuts, push the lines in place and tighten the nuts. Right?
Are all the airlines supplying air to the seat a standard size? No special tools? Just press in place?
I can take a good guess at these answers, but like I said, I just want to be sure before I cut a line and get stuck. Also, its a little hard to reach, so just making sure I get it right. As anyone knows, even some of the simplest jobs are not without complications. THANKS!
Installing Air Hose Under Seat For Blowing Out Cab
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by Hegemeister, Oct 7, 2018.
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No , you got it about right.
Usually it’s just a 1/4” plastic line. Cut it square, put in a T fitting. And you’re doneRideandrepair and Hegemeister Thank this. -
It is that simple. Most trucks have standard 1/4" air line. If you really want to make it easy, use "quick connect" or "push connect" "T" fitting to connect the air lines and your blow gun line. easy 2 minute job.
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So 1/4 inch outer diameter. It's a 2019, so I'll check. Thanks!
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