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Final Air Line Tightening and Troubleshooting

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Newell Coach Air Bag Install: I May Not Be Prepared for This... (FL2K Prep)

What happens here

The creator continues to struggle with the final tightening of the air line fittings. Despite significant effort, he notes that the line remains 'wiggly' in the fitting, indicating it is not fully seated. He mentions that he will likely have to remove it and get a new line made if it doesn't seal properly. He reflects on the frustration of the task but decides to take a break to clear his head, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and tackling challenges with a fresh mindset, even if it means stepping away and returning later.

Goal: Achieve a secure, leak-free connection for the air lines.

Tools and materials

  • Air Line — The line being connected
  • Airbag Fitting — The connection point on the airbag
  • Wrench — Attempting to fully tighten the air line fitting

What they say

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getting to it on the home stretch now that's for sure see if i can get this propped up on here so you can actually see something how about that right on the frame rail i got these all pb blasted up they're nice and nice and free now sort of better than they were [Music] even once we punched something to lose a knuckle everything's a hammer i'm not going to keep recording this because it pressures me to go faster than i want to so i'll tell you about it when it's done i'm not having fun right now those lines are just tight like the big one big long one is especially tight and i don't know why it's just so tight that the angle in there i can't even get it to like turn anymore with a giant wrench and the line is still wiggly in the fitting so i know it's not fully seated i'm probably gonna have to pull it out and get another one made i was mad like really real mad i don't always have fun when i'm doing this stuff i think a lot of a lot of guys on here don't show that they'd like oh well i can't i can't have a bad attitude or whatever you know i'm not having a bad attitude right now i'm pissed off but it's not a bad attitude and i'll explain the difference when stuff like this happens and i get irritated i catch myself going on the road like i don't need to do this anyway like how much would it cost to pay somebody to do it like screw it i don't care i got better stuff to do and when that happens that's a trigger in my mind where i've conditioned myself enough times doing this that i've made that a trigger to where the battery mine goes like bro stop being a just leave tag your mind off it collect your thoughts come back get it done because this right here is a test if i quit i fail if i figure it out get it done even though i don't want to i passed the test you have those sometimes and that's how i look at them so i won't let this beat me am i irritated and am i going to take a break right now yes i am because i was up there contorted and everything for like 20 minutes and i'm like physically exhausted from even on that wrench in this weird like position and my chin's all scuffed up my elbows like scuffed up from laying and sliding on the concrete and stuff and to make things even worse when you're under there and you're all mad and you go to roll out and then the creeper wheel gets blotted up in your pants it's just like you know what game over i'm out but and that happened to me that's just like that that's what separates winners and losers these losers…

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