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    Stainless A/C hose

     



    Are there any restrictions on using braided stainless A/C hose with standard o-ring or flare fittings and crimp ferrules?
    Andy

    My project build video:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iubRRojY9qM

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    We run the Aeroquip stainless braided hose.. it is fantastic. It assembles just like other braided hoses but they have O-Ring type fittings. Vintage Air sells it in -6, -8, and -10 sizes.

    Assembled the thing with no leaks the first time!

    mike in tucson

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    I am running the Aeroquip stainless lines.
    I have a R134 condensor, compressor, and receiver/dryer and an R-12 evaporator (so I have both styles of fittings.
    Took a bit to figure out what to order, but it all went in great. It sure was nice when I re-routed the condensor lines when I put in the new shroud.
    Only glitch I had (have) is that the surface of one of the fittings seems to have faded. Must be a crappy batch of stainless or something like that.
    Some pic's of that project are up at:

    http://community.webshots.com/album/58389282zDfQYM

    Jeff
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