Subject	Doubt I'd use spring clamps -- a worm gear clamp
Posted by	jzack on September 05, 2012 at 7:02 PM
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In Reply To	Re: HELP what could possibly posted by boostlv on September 05, 2012 at 05:46 PM
Message	may allow the creative use of socket extensions and swivels to get in there. Get the clamps tight enough to stay in place maybe 2 inches from the ends of the hose. Install the hose (make sure the ends are well warmed and lub'd) then loosen the clamps a bit and slide them into place. Lub'ing the outside of the hose with some wd-40 just before trying to slide them helps a lot too. Wait a day or so and re-tighten them again. PS - There are worm gear (stamped band) type clamps that won't cut into the hoses too.
Follow Ups	HELP what could possibly - boostlv 16:38:29 09/05/12 Re: HELP what could possibly - boostlv 17:46:12 09/05/12 Doubt I'd use spring clamps -- a worm gear clamp - jzack 19:02:03 09/05/12 I told you what it is that's leaking and how to fix it (n/m) - craigz96tt 11:13:14 09/07/12 Re: I told you what it is that's leaking and how to fix it - boostlv 16:17:45 09/07/12 Follow what medallion man gave you for a guide (n/m) - craigz96tt 11:38:35 09/07/12 round 3! - boostlv 22:46:02 09/07/12
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