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Originally Posted by BimmerDude11
Yes line #1 is a M12 and all the other lines are M10.
If the auto shop doesn't have metric unions could try a local hardware store. I think I got mine at Ace Hardware.
Otherwise you could get them online as it sounds like you'll have to get the bubble flare tool online as well. Attachment 73772
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So the union (part # 2) is M12 on the front side and M10 on the rear side of the Union?
So as long as I reuse that fitting, I shouldn't need anything special?
My thought process was disconnect Line 3 from the backside of Union (2, then cut Line 3 somewhere along the straight section.
Then disconnect Line 6 from the backside of union (5) and again cut Line 5 along the straight section..
I was assuming I would reuse the Unions (2 & 5) - Bad assumption?
And then I would need only an M10 fitting on the front and back of the 'intermediate' lines I am creating..
Flare the cut ends of the lines and join with an M10 union..
Assuming i can find everything, this sound feasible?
Car has been down almost a week now, and my wife is not happy..
Have to try to get this down this weekend if at all possible..