Tech Tip for Removing Stuck Air Line from Air Lift and Firestone Air Helper Springs
Updated 11/29/2021 | Published 11/27/2021
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Question:
Do you have any tips on how to disconnect the existing air line from the old unit? Thanks for asking.
asked by: Richard G
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Expert Reply:
Yes, use a 1/4" box wrench and place it over the airline then pin it toward the fitting and you should be able to pull the air line out. This works on all Air Lift and Firestone air bags with 1/4" air lines like part # F9153 which is the most common size.
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Conner L
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Replacement Air Spring for Air Lift LoadLifter 5000 Ultimate System - Rear Axle - Qty 1
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