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04-26-2016, 07:52 PM
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Location: Scotts, Michigan
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Re: 1949 Chevy 3600 into a daily driver
A couple points to mention is it is critical that your air line is trimmed straight. The slightest angle can cause a leak.
Also when you insert your plastic air line into the fitting, push it in and the try to pull it toward you a couple times. This helps to seat the line. Tracing the system with a spray bottle full of soapy water helps to pin point trouble leaks. I'm sure that I'm not telling you anything new just thought I would mention it as that helped a lot with leaks I had in my air system. Looking great man... Marc
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