M MasterSolenoid Joined Sep 26, 2017 Messages 1,591 Location Under the Hood Oct 30, 2023 #21 MasterSolenoid said: Plus, the fact that it needs to be stiff to get down into engine/transmission pan. I always hated wrestling with the curled tubing out of the box. Now I store all three hoses in a piece of 3/4" pvc x 5 ft long. Click to expand... Not that they straighten out completely when being used. But while in storage, it shows them who's the boss.
MasterSolenoid said: Plus, the fact that it needs to be stiff to get down into engine/transmission pan. I always hated wrestling with the curled tubing out of the box. Now I store all three hoses in a piece of 3/4" pvc x 5 ft long. Click to expand... Not that they straighten out completely when being used. But while in storage, it shows them who's the boss.
E ElectroMechanoMan Joined Mar 8, 2022 Messages 115 Oct 31, 2023 #22 I change my oil as hot as possible, then hang the tubing from the rafters in my garage. The heat straightens them and they drain into the pump. After they are done draining, I roll them up into a big circle and hang them on the wall.
I change my oil as hot as possible, then hang the tubing from the rafters in my garage. The heat straightens them and they drain into the pump. After they are done draining, I roll them up into a big circle and hang them on the wall.
V Vern_in_IL Joined Jun 25, 2014 Messages 3,437 Location IL Nov 23, 2023 #23 They are typical industrial plastic line, so is that ¨sharkbite¨clip it slides into. This is industrial stuff and has been used for 20 some years.... the hose is designed for air and water, the connectors are ¨push to connect¨stye. Search for nylon tubing on McMaster Carr. Last edited: Nov 23, 2023
They are typical industrial plastic line, so is that ¨sharkbite¨clip it slides into. This is industrial stuff and has been used for 20 some years.... the hose is designed for air and water, the connectors are ¨push to connect¨stye. Search for nylon tubing on McMaster Carr.
