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Old 03-03-2010, 02:18 AM   #153 (permalink)
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Hey guys,

I found this post from Aeroquip socketless hose (FC598) - anyone else with issues? - Page 2 - LS1TECH

"The Aeroquip tech sheets indicate the FC598 should be used with crimped fittings (page 18 of the doc you linked to on post #6). Maybe the socketless fittings will still work with this hose (?), but all of the Aeroquip documentation I have found makes no mention of it; only the crimped fittings are noted for this hose.

Excuse me if I'm off base on this. I recently got a dry sump system I'll be fitting to a 4-cylinder, and it came with a length of FC598 and four socketless fittings. After reading the Aeroquip spec sheets, I'm thinking I should either get some crimped fittings or some different hose (FC332 socketless hose), and a search led me here."



Based on the post at ls1tech and here at the370z, I think I will go ahead and change my order to the blue fc332. I have nothing to lose except having a blue color.

I have also searched the web and it appears that when you slide the hose to the fitting, it is supposed to be a "major workout." Others even resort to heating the hose to help in installation. Did you guys encounter this norm, or did yours just slide over with just little force?

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