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Originally Posted by 1hank1
Lets see here, In post number 91 you said:
But, if we look back on this thread, in post 20, you said:
So, what is it, Ian? Did you, or did you not ever have problems with your ARB? |
Yes you can fix an airline on the trail in 5 minutes. Seeing that you have a fixation with this, I will explain it to everyone. If you look at where your airlines connect to the solenoids you will notice a orange ring. By simply prssing this ring the airline will come out. You can then simply push it back in. Not very difficult is it. Now ARB sell these connectors in a double sided configeration for joing airline. They only cost a few dollars each. So if you put a hole in you airline, simply cut out the leak and put one of the joiners in. If the line is destroyed over a longer distance, you just carry a small length of the airline hose and two of the quick connects. So Hank, how long would it take to cut a piece of plastic pipe and push the two ends into a connector. It probably would take you a few hours, but most people could do it in 5 minutes.
In regard to the problems with the ARB locker that I had, please post the link to the thread. I can guarantee that it does not list any of the issues that you stated. That is, I have NEVER had any of the problems you stated except I was stupid enough to put a self tapping screw through the air line and not realise it. Hardly a fault with the locker.
