harleyjj Senior Member Feb 23, 2012 #1 I am having difficulty removing the vacuum line fitting at the intake manifold on my Tudor. It is starting to distort frm the pressure I am exerting on it with a wrench. any suggestions?
I am having difficulty removing the vacuum line fitting at the intake manifold on my Tudor. It is starting to distort frm the pressure I am exerting on it with a wrench. any suggestions?
Steve Wastler Well-known member Feb 23, 2012 #2 I would suggest kroil or the 50/50 mix atf/acetone and let it soak, and maybe a little heat are you using a flare nut wrench?
I would suggest kroil or the 50/50 mix atf/acetone and let it soak, and maybe a little heat are you using a flare nut wrench?
D Dennis/CT Senior Member Feb 23, 2012 #3 I had the same problem and had to get another.Guess what ! The local NAPA store had one in stock in their brass fitting cabinet,Check your NAPA store.
I had the same problem and had to get another.Guess what ! The local NAPA store had one in stock in their brass fitting cabinet,Check your NAPA store.
Tom Wesenberg Well-known member Feb 23, 2012 #4 If the other end comes loose you could slip a box wrench on to use on the tight fittings. At the minimum use a flare nut wrench as Steve mentioned.
If the other end comes loose you could slip a box wrench on to use on the tight fittings. At the minimum use a flare nut wrench as Steve mentioned.