spyderdrifter
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In the not too distant future from now, I plan on rebuilding some of my A/C lines. The lines aren't damaged, but they pose another problem. They're an eye-sore. I have begun work on tucking my engine bay and hiding all the components that take away from what I want it to look like. The A/C lines being some of them. I found the tool set I want to buy to re-crimp the line fittings, but don't know what type of fittings our cars use. I do intend on reusing the end fittings that bolt to the compressor, condenser, and the drier, so those shouldn't be an issue, just those crimp sleeve fittings. If anyone can point me in the right direction, that would be great.
I have found these, but don't think they look anything like DSM A/C fittings.
https://coldhose.com/fittings.html
EDIT:
I looked further into the site I linked, and found these Denso end fittings, But wouldn't that mean I'd need to rebuild the entire hardline too? But I guess if I did that, I could use any fitting on the other end for the flex hose. Are our end able to come off and be reused?
I have found these, but don't think they look anything like DSM A/C fittings.
https://coldhose.com/fittings.html
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EDIT:
I looked further into the site I linked, and found these Denso end fittings, But wouldn't that mean I'd need to rebuild the entire hardline too? But I guess if I did that, I could use any fitting on the other end for the flex hose. Are our end able to come off and be reused?
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