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just got my mcp655 in and i cant get the dang lines on it. is there a way of doing this?
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help cant get dang 1/2 lines on MCP655 ARRR!
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you can also try just putting a little water on the inside of the tube, it will make it slip on a bit easier.
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super hot water worked great! thanks so much i feel much better now!
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Spit on it!
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Sure...if you want bacteria to get a head start...
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Listerine kills 99.9% of bacteria in your mouth, thank you very much!
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if you had trouble putting it on the fitting, have fun bending it if you have tight bends! I had to use some nylon stuff, even at 90 degree's the stuff dosent kink, but its not flexible at all, had to hit it with a hair dryer when I bent it.
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dont know if putting the slightest bit of soap is the best idea..but i did it to get them on..lol..would be nice if it had barbs not the raised thing you have to mash it over..
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Yes that's a bad idea. Nobody puts soap in their coolant, and by doing that now you'll have soap in there.
Get some boiling water and a pair of needlenose pliers to stretch it out if you have to.
Narcotis, that's what I did on my setup, I still used hose clamps of course, but that combined with the tight fit means the line isn't going anywhere. The couple mistakes I did make like the couple of times I forgot to put the hose clamp on first, the only way to get the line off was to cut it.
Get some boiling water and a pair of needlenose pliers to stretch it out if you have to.
Narcotis, that's what I did on my setup, I still used hose clamps of course, but that combined with the tight fit means the line isn't going anywhere. The couple mistakes I did make like the couple of times I forgot to put the hose clamp on first, the only way to get the line off was to cut it.
