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Your other option is to send it off to a hydraulic shop to repair the line.

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Replace whole line

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anyway do I have any options other than replacing the whole line ???

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Your other option is to send it off to a hydraulic shop to repair the line.

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Replace whole line

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anyway do I have any options other than replacing the whole line ???

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Well the car is going to fight me any way it can. Got my idle issues straightened out, then smoke, and lots of it. Turns out the end of my 15mm power steering line failed in the engine bay. all that 11s went all over the exhaust. Glad there was no fire. anyway do I have any options other than replacing the whole line ??? here is the end that attached to the PS line to front of car.

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Your other option is to send it off to a hydraulic shop to repair the line. This is a frustrating exercise to find the one to do it, then waiting days for them to get it done. Sometimes, it's better just to buy a line from Pelican, or somebody.

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Check out the tractor trailer shops - we have one in our (rural) area that can build custom hoses while you wait.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

this is a real funky system, and not one that i have ever seen before. I am going to get a M16 x1.5 to an adaptor, Put a barbed end on, cut the end off the pipe in the car and gat a hose over it then hopefully I can clamp on. Luckily there is a raised area that I can clamp behind a few inches back, and this is the return line. I will try to post a pick in couple of weeks. Traveling next week. Just have to say wow is this a cluster. A unique design that is in no way standard or related to other solutions. The connection goes onto the hose and sits there via a compression like fitting. I think either the hose lip finally gave way or the plastic ring inside the nut is worn.

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