Can these lines be rebuilt

[Chris Pomares]

The long OLN hose is dated 20-10-69. The short OLN one dated 20-6-70. I have both ends for the shorter line.
Can the be rebuilt? And who does it if they can.
Chris

[beh911]

Yes they can be rebuilt.

Numerous threads on the subject

Search Brad Davis Cohline. Cloth

[JimmyT]

You can buy the bulk line from him & do it yourself or have him do it for you:

Brad Davis
HBD Products

580 Wald
Irvine, CA 92618
Tel: +1 (949) 266-4205

Email: brad@911rennen.com

URL: https://www.911rennen.com/hdb_store/index.php

[SIMI BOB]

How does the rebuild save the dated sleeves? Aren't they crimped on?
Bob B

[RSTarga]

No, these lines are not crimped.

[Chris Pomares]

Thanks for the info!
Chris

[Ernie W]

Chris,
Call Brad, he has the tools, hose, and replacement parts. The fittings are made by TechnoChemie, TCH, some are all aluminum, and some are a mix of aluminum and steel. You see them mostly on 69 to 72 911, and 914/6 cars, along with most racing oil systems. The aluminum is very delicate, I've seen some damaged beyond repair because the person used a pipe wrench...inside the collar are a set of fine and corse threads, the fine thread is for the tapered tube, and the corse thread is for the outside of the rubber hose.

[Brad Davis]

Thanks Guys!

Chris, happy to help any way I can. Give me a call or email anytime. The M30 x 1.5 size TCH lines are the easiest to rebuild. I am sure you can tackle it, or I am happy to do it.

Best regards,

Brad

[Chris Pomares]

Brad,
I'm flying in to John Wayne airport Thursday of the Lit/Swap meet in March. If your going to be around or at the events I will bring the lines,
Chris Pomares

[MoparBoy72]

This is good to see; I was a bit disappointed to see the current offerings for '72 oil lines; Thanks for posting Chris (and all).