Air Line Hose Removal From Air Line Fittings on Air Lift Air Bag System Compressor

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How do I remove the hose from the fitting? Is there a specific tool I need to get or do I kind pry around it?

asked by: Thomas

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To remove the air line you will need to push in on the air fitting ring and then pulling out the air line. The air fitting acts similar to a Chinese finger trap. It will clamp on the air line when attempting to pull from the fitting if you do not hold the fitting in on itself.

If the line is damaged you can replace it with the Air Lift 1/4" Synflex Air Line Tubing # AL73RV.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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