What's with these comments trashing the video? The guy came up with his own technique and he's sharing it to help other people out. If you don't like his technique, don't use it. Good job, buddy.
It’s funny how people are criticizing how you did that but why were they even watching this video if they knew how to do it!!!! Good video helped me out!
Great tutorial and explanation of hose style AN fittings! I am more familiar with the hardline style AN connectors but need run some softline. If I may add, anyone working with AN fittings I suggest you get some type of AN wrenches to keep your fittings pretty, the are fragile and scar easily! Thanks for the video bud!
Thanks man! I was having a hard time using this "Kuel" tool. Used my vice and this video and it was so much easier lol. Also used a holding tool for the AN fittings, so they don't get scratched up
In a perfect world we would all have the fancy tools that commercial outfits have & that’s a hell of an investment for the hobbyist that might build & maintain 2-3 cars. If it works for you keep doing what you’re doing. I did stainless braid & -6 AN fittings like this on my 31 Ford back in 2004 & the gasoline SHREDDED (for lack of a better expression) the rubber hose under the stainless sheath. I went back to my local race car shop & bought PTFE AN fittings & hoses & it’s supposed to resist the corrosive properties of gasoline far better than other braided hose… I guess we’ll see.
That's the only method that works if you don't have fancy-shmancy tools (which, if you do, why would you look for a video on how to install JIC fittings? should be easy as). Thanks mate. 😌👌
I'm late to comments, they're funny no cap but this video is pretty useful. May not always have all the right tools but use what you got and make sure it's legit. But good vid my man. -taping the base of the hose to see if it moves while threading is key👌🏾
If you put the 3/4 on the workbench as a stable ground point instead holding the wrench it would be even easier, utilizing the earth as part of your leverage
tape to stop the wires getting out of control, soap water to make the fitting slide into hose, more tape to mark the right place of the nut...there you go.
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What fittings are those? Asking because I had a fuel leak and it was coming from around the fitting. Exact same ones too. Think the hose may have backed out a little or nut was loose on the thread. Regardless, I took it apart and need to see if I can put it back while I have the car lifted in the rear.
First off you don't need that much tape and never cut hose with pliers of any kind! WTF! You use that grinder you had to make the entire cut or a 32 tooth metal saw blade.
i have only have an angle grinder but don't want to spend more money since i may never do this again so i'm stuck with the hose wanting to slide around while i cut it
@@michaelwall784 you're welcome. You could have literally, made 2-3 wraps with the tape and used that cutoff wheel the entire time and it wouldn't mangle the hose like you did with horse nail clippers.
It probably bends the ends of the tiny wires in-ward a bit, locking together. Try using non sticky E-tape, then a bit of sticky E-tape to hold it. Or non sticky E-tape, then a bit of hockey tape
I have literally cut my hands over 10 times on one stupid AN fitting. Only to realize that the “nut” wasn’t threaded so it had nothing to grab onto while I was trying to put on the “cuff” “nut” over the braided line. Electrical tape has become my new best friend
My problem starts at the 3:02 mark.. When I remove the tape, the end of my line EXPLODES.. Not joking.. you know in the beginning of the video when you were intentionally trying to cause it to fray more? When I take the tape off, the end of my line makes a popping sound like popcorn, and literally BLOWS UP to a SUPER FRAY that is a much bigger mess than you were intentionally trying to make. When you take the tape off at 3:02... Your line did not POP! like my line is doing... WTF? My line is an old used piece and maybe it is no longer serviceable. If used line can't be re-worked.. What's the point of braided AN again? I'd rather just bend up steel at this point.. Seems easier.
What's with these comments trashing the video? The guy came up with his own technique and he's sharing it to help other people out. If you don't like his technique, don't use it. Good job, buddy.
Yeah people are dumb keyboard warriors
hes wasting ton of electrical tape for nothing...
Poisonous people love to comment but never contribute with there own content. If this works then what's the point on bashing it.
@@e36fanaticsso? It's not like electrical tape is expensive...
I've probable done 100 of these lines this way now on my projects over the years. No failures. Thanks again.
First time using these fittings and after 6 attempts with the grinder cutting it your method worked first time. Boom....tip of the hat to you sir
It’s funny how people are criticizing how you did that but why were they even watching this video if they knew how to do it!!!! Good video helped me out!
Finally! Mc Gyver to the rescue. No expensive special tools needed. Thanks bro!
I thought this guy was nuts till I tried to cut the line myself damn it frayed on me no matter what I did till I used his method thanks
Great tutorial and explanation of hose style AN fittings! I am more familiar with the hardline style AN connectors but need run some softline. If I may add, anyone working with AN fittings I suggest you get some type of AN wrenches to keep your fittings pretty, the are fragile and scar easily! Thanks for the video bud!
Top notch buddy. Im fucking 40 and doing my first turbo and feel like a damn kid again lol. Never used these AN fitiings before
thanks for this, i wasnt sure how to use them so i always stayed away from them. Now I know what ill be getting at
Felt like I was getting a tattoo when I first started meshing with this style tubing. Gloves are very.. handy.
Preciate the video my guy lol
Thanks man! I was having a hard time using this "Kuel" tool. Used my vice and this video and it was so much easier lol. Also used a holding tool for the AN fittings, so they don't get scratched up
Awesome video! Helped me get my project moving again!
Thank you! Your method worked best. And mentioning its left hand thread! I forgot about that.
Personally a dremel tool works great on these
In a perfect world we would all have the fancy tools that commercial outfits have & that’s a hell of an investment for the hobbyist that might build & maintain 2-3 cars. If it works for you keep doing what you’re doing. I did stainless braid & -6 AN fittings like this on my 31 Ford back in 2004 & the gasoline SHREDDED (for lack of a better expression) the rubber hose under the stainless sheath. I went back to my local race car shop & bought PTFE AN fittings & hoses & it’s supposed to resist the corrosive properties of gasoline far better than other braided hose… I guess we’ll see.
That's the only method that works if you don't have fancy-shmancy tools (which, if you do, why would you look for a video on how to install JIC fittings? should be easy as).
Thanks mate. 😌👌
Thanks man! I would recommend using a sharp pair of straight snips, or a metal blade in a chop saw. Ofcourse after taping it up.
Your method worked out good for me, thanks for the good tip!
Great Job thanks for sharing.
Nice. Need to do this for one of my oil cooler kits. 👍🏽
This guy is the fucking man.. best AN assembly vid on UA-cam
Thanks this was awesome!
I'm late to comments, they're funny no cap but this video is pretty useful. May not always have all the right tools but use what you got and make sure it's legit. But good vid my man.
-taping the base of the hose to see if it moves while threading is key👌🏾
Wow, thanks for the video. This helped me alot
1:41 RIP headphone listeners
If you put the 3/4 on the workbench as a stable ground point instead holding the wrench it would be even easier, utilizing the earth as part of your leverage
tape to stop the wires getting out of control, soap water to make the fitting slide into hose, more tape to mark the right place of the nut...there you go.
Tape and Zip ties work as well. I use Zip tie less tape i have to use. 200 zip ties at harbor is like 2$ LOL . Both work !
Thanks man. Appreciate u very much.
really helpfull tq for the video
Yeah that stainless line hurts if you do it with no gloves. I just jam the frayed bits in with a screwdriver and it works.
Yeah let me just get my nail clippers for horses
Hello there,!!!!
Truckst now that's the vary Best video I have seen for installing an fittings
I have a 2013 jeep wrangler unlimited JK sahara v6 3.6 automatic GECKO PREARL green,
And going to install a transmission oil cooler
Thanks for your information
●|||||||● here's a jeep wave for you all ✌ 🖐 Happy JEEPY
He must be joking lol that’s not a tube it’s a rectangle 😂
A squished diamond or oblong
Great video, thanks
If I need it for water line to replace quick connector that goes on control box for sensor facet, can i use steel clamp band.
Thank you for sharing
Thanks man
What fittings are those? Asking because I had a fuel leak and it was coming from around the fitting. Exact same ones too. Think the hose may have backed out a little or nut was loose on the thread. Regardless, I took it apart and need to see if I can put it back while I have the car lifted in the rear.
I bought the fitting on eBay.
Michael Wall any ideas on how I can secure a new -6an fitting to SS braided hose while underneath the rear of my car?
I prefer to wear a shirt when i operate a grinder/cutting wheel for the sparks and little metal needles that go flying from the braid 😂
Good job thanks
🔥🔥🔥🔥
I am the "King" of dirty hands. Your Kung Fu has nothing on me!! Mwhahahaha
I’m too sexy for my shirt...too sexy it hurts...🤠🤠
I use JB kwik weld in stead on tape. Cure it with a heat gun. After you use a cut off wheel to cut to length the if peels off easily
Well that a good way to put metel shavings in your system 😂
Where do you buy the connectors. I can't find them anywhere
First off you don't need that much tape and never cut hose with pliers of any kind! WTF! You use that grinder you had to make the entire cut or a 32 tooth metal saw blade.
im so thankful someone said it!
Yea buddy! Just commented that before I read this comment 🤣
Do u think this kind of hose is good to be used as a air compressor pressure tube?and where can I order it from?
Efi fuel is at 90psi or more, plenty strong
thank you!
i've watched this video 5 times and just realized you're shirtless 😂😂
Can anyone advise each part no & website to order the parts ?
Wow good work bud! What is that little an fitting that spins freely called.
I honestly couldn't tell you!
I believe it's called a straight female coupler.
👍😉
Mike try it without the clippers
i have only have an angle grinder but don't want to spend more money since i may never do this again so i'm stuck with the hose wanting to slide around while i cut it
Put on a shirt!!
I was thinking the same thing, 😆
Grow up
Lmao
Just use the grinder, forget the cutters...
My dude is shirtless but good stuff tho 😅
The best how "not to" video on youtube.
Thanks for your concern on my way of doing things!
@@michaelwall784 you're welcome. You could have literally, made 2-3 wraps with the tape and used that cutoff wheel the entire time and it wouldn't mangle the hose like you did with horse nail clippers.
I see your problem here.... your using the wrong tools lol 🤕😅
Great help thank you dont listin to these other Muppets..
Why crush the pipe and weaken it when you're cutting it with a grinder?
Because the nippers bring the wire together so when you cut it with the grinder they don't fray.
michael wall but that's what you use the tape for to stop it happening
It probably bends the ends of the tiny wires in-ward a bit, locking together. Try using non sticky E-tape, then a bit of sticky E-tape to hold it.
Or non sticky E-tape, then a bit of hockey tape
Theres absolutely NOTHING wrong with using horse nail clippers
Sounds like you have had a guts full of an fittings like me 😂
Can I borrow that piece of electrical tape please. I just want my snack pack!!!
Just get some ceap cutters made for this... they are like 20€
I have literally cut my hands over 10 times on one stupid AN fitting. Only to realize that the “nut” wasn’t threaded so it had nothing to grab onto while I was trying to put on the “cuff” “nut” over the braided line. Electrical tape has become my new best friend
My problem starts at the 3:02 mark.. When I remove the tape, the end of my line EXPLODES.. Not joking.. you know in the beginning of the video when you were intentionally trying to cause it to fray more? When I take the tape off, the end of my line makes a popping sound like popcorn, and literally BLOWS UP to a SUPER FRAY that is a much bigger mess than you were intentionally trying to make. When you take the tape off at 3:02... Your line did not POP! like my line is doing... WTF? My line is an old used piece and maybe it is no longer serviceable. If used line can't be re-worked.. What's the point of braided AN again? I'd rather just bend up steel at this point.. Seems easier.
i have alway rapped it with black tape use cuff of wheel Peel off tape install fittings
Bro, a set of 0ga wire cutters work waaaayyy better and you can get a nice one off of Amazon for $50. And you can cut 0 gauge wire with it too lol.
That’s a cutting disc not a flap wheel dude. A flap wheel is an abrasive wheel with flaps made of sandpaper
I think he said FLAT wheel not FLAP wheel ;)
Or you can buy the proper braided hose cutting tool and do it properly.
I used a couple good shots of compressed air. The fuel lines have been on there for a year and a half and no problems.
PVC cutting tool works much better.
Can I connect this to a compression fitting? To go from hardline to the braided hose
You could literally wrap it three times and cut it with a cut off wheel and it would be fine...
I did wrap it a little excessively!
STOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nfi bud
Or you could buy good quality hose.
Well so far, the eBay AN line was held up of over a year now, and I'd buy it again.
Well keep this in mind: You don’t win a race because of the fittings [and/ or hose] you use... but you can lose one. Good luck.
@@thefittingguy2449 nice oxymoron
@@thefittingguy2449 blow ur money stupidly that’s your choice
Dude...belly button, really? ugh.
steady your hands or get a better camera
I halfass shit allot but this is a complete no-no :p
This video lasted way longer then it should have
So bad
Bro!!! Put a fknShirtOn!!
No one wants to see that. Jeeze. Other than that. Good job. 😂
Don’t be gay
lol wrong fitting your using ptfe line you need a ptfe style fitting. Your making your life so difficult.
Lol yeah your right, found that out after doing a little research 😂😂😂
Sorry buddy you have no idea what you are doing
It's been to get for 2 years now and not one problem!
Thank you for this video it was a great help.