Yes, your tech should be able to get that fitting, might even have one on his truck.

 

Why do you want to replace that fitting?

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I am a service tech but I just started a year ago so not a lot of repair experience. I need to replace that fitting because that's where it's leaking out and I tightened it but the fitting is shot and won't hold a seal


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It looks like there should be a o ring inside of there to seal it. Either way it's kinked pretty bad so I need to replace the whole piece then braze it in


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. It's leaking here


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Why not just hard pipe the connection and eliminate the problem forever?

 

I don't think that's an option


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On the contrary I am certain that hard piping it is the far superior option.

On the other hand; it's your job - not mine. <g>

 

Not sure how you would hard pipe that since that fitting is right where the piston sits but I'm a rookie in repair field


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The fitting probably wasn't bad, it was probably just a worn out seal.