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2004 Air Spring Replacement on Turbo

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andrewjt19 Member

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Anyone know how I can remove the air fitting from the air line? I'm installing a new air spring from Arnott and it says to remove the brass fitting from the air line so the line can be pressed into the new fitting in the new spring.

 

Below is the video from Arnott for installing the part. Refer to 2:20 on the video.

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Ddavidoff Member

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Looks like that inner sleeve pulls out to make a press fitting. Can you pull the large part back while keeping the smaller front one in place?


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On 2017-7-1 at 1:35 AM, andrewjt19 said:

 

Anyone know how I can remove the air fitting from the air line? I'm installing a new air spring from Arnott and it says to remove the brass fitting from the air line so the line can be pressed into the new fitting in the new spring.

 

Below is the video from Arnott for installing the part. Refer to 2:20 on the video.

 

c4f152c51d1da392a1b513874ed76fb3.jpga702134239e7a6db9e880026d214c798.jpg

 

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Does this help? 

 

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Thank you but actually I was able to remove it by squeezing the edge of the threaded area which released the one way valve. Thanks

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