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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: EMD on 24 July 2017, 14:06:50
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Flaring too keeps pushing the steel brake pipe through the flaring too ??? It will flare copper to double flare but just will not hold steel . Any solutions to this , ive got it clamped as tight as it will go but just keeps slipping :(
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Is the tool correct for steel pipe?
kunifer is softer than steel and probably better too
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I think ill be needing the on car flaring tool , this flaring tool is a cheapo and i suppose is not up to the job . Just thought there mite be a tip to stop the pipe from slipping .
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I was about to suggest, politely, that your tool might not be top quality - but you said it for me! :y
Ron.
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I was about to suggest, politely, that your tool might not be top quality - but you said it for me! :y
Ron.
Yes , i just checked back on the flaring tool compatibility and seems this one is for copper only :-[ I will need the on car flaring tool , will check whats available :y
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This fella appears to be making a steel brakeline with the same tool I bought for doing copper: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5cI42jE9wM
I could never get the damn thing to work on copper, mind, so this advice is worth precisely what you paid for it ;D
(Also fast forward to about 5:50 in to see the rookie mistake every one of us makes at least once per job.. ;D)
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Without watching let me guess, forgets the union?
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Without watching let me guess, forgets the union?
;D ;D Yep..
Obviously not something I've ever done, you understand.
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Just like some people (NO, never me...) forget to put the cover on the lead first when wiring one of those rubber 13 amp plugs?
NEVER me, I said..... :-[
Ron.
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Just like some people (NO, never me...) forget to put the cover on the lead first when wiring one of those rubber 13 amp plugs?
NEVER me, I said..... :-[
Ron.
I used to cut a notch out of the plug top when i did that Ron lad. ;) Just cut enough out to force the top on. ::)
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Proper tool or do the complete section in a material your flare tool can handle.
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Just like some people (NO, never me...) forget to put the cover on the lead first when wiring one of those rubber 13 amp plugs?
NEVER me, I said..... :-[
Ron.
I used to cut a notch out of the plug top when i did that Ron lad. ;) Just cut enough out to force the top on. ::)
Well, of course if I ever did that, it's what I would have done - but I never, NEVER.... :-X
Ron.