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I’ve never seen the “push lock” fittings, how do those work? Can you show some pics of them being assembled?Replaced the trans cooler line rubber pieces with AN fittings and push lock hose. I guess I only ordered enough fittings for two of the lines so I need to order another set. It’s been leaking for quite a while so mind the mess lol
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Oh. I’ve used the an fittings that have a screw-on barrel that attaches braided hose to the fitting. Pretty easy to use if you have the right cutter for the hose.It’s just push on hose vs braided that needs to be cut and assembled (which is a pain in the ass so didn’t want to use it again).
they called me and said it was ready, went and picked it up, the guy said these are digital and he couldn't find anything wrong with it so he just changed the regulator and said if that didn't work to just come back for a refund since there shop only does analog stuff, they mostly work on farm equipment and starters, so I plugged in the 2 pin connector and gave it a few spins with the key on, no output, so I went ahead and put it in and the regulator wasn't the problem it's still dead. so back to the drawing board. I don't know if I can find parts for it or not it doesn't have any part numbers on it to reference. I will try contacting the seller I bought it from and see what they say.How long did it last? I bought the same one.
Oh boy.they called me and said it was ready, went and picked it up, the guy said these are digital and he couldn't find anything wrong with it so he just changed the regulator and said if that didn't work to just come back for a refund since there shop only does analog stuff, they mostly work on farm equipment and starters, so I plugged in the 2 pin connector and gave it a few spins with the key on, no output, so I went ahead and put it in and the regulator wasn't the problem it's still dead. so back to the drawing board. I don't know if I can find parts for it or not it doesn't have any part numbers on it to reference. I will try contacting the seller I bought it from and see what they say.
I have too but still a pain and more time consuming than the push lock stuff I used.Oh. I’ve used the an fittings that have a screw-on barrel that attaches braided hose to the fitting. Pretty easy to use if you have the right cutter for the hose.
Let me know. At least it wasn't $400.they called me and said it was ready, went and picked it up, the guy said these are digital and he couldn't find anything wrong with it so he just changed the regulator and said if that didn't work to just come back for a refund since there shop only does analog stuff, they mostly work on farm equipment and starters, so I plugged in the 2 pin connector and gave it a few spins with the key on, no output, so I went ahead and put it in and the regulator wasn't the problem it's still dead. so back to the drawing board. I don't know if I can find parts for it or not it doesn't have any part numbers on it to reference. I will try contacting the seller I bought it from and see what they say.
true, I asked the seller if they sell parts or offer any kind of core exchange, etc might not hear back from them for a day or so since it is the weekendLet me know. At least it wasn't $400.
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