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Does Ford make a repair kit for the Air Susp Lines? I cant find any compression fittings that will work, odd ball size. This is the one that runs across the firewall. Seems Red LSC had his alternator short out and the hot wire melted it.
 

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i would think not because i belive that ford discontinues parts after 5 years. but if you were to go to your local hardware store they should have somthing.
 

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Not mine Estranged. Red LSC is his screen name, my youngest son, it's a red '84 LSC though. 85 BB ive looked everywhere, its an oddball size, maybe even metric, dunno. I was able to contact LSC R and am waiting from a reply from him now. Thanks.
 

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oh ya forgot about paul (no ofence paul) good thinking man

by the way do you know what size it is i have some friends in the neumatics busness
 
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Chuck, is the damaged airline just focused to a small area?? Also, does the repair have to be "perfect"? How about cutting away the damaged area and splicing the ends together? I did this when I replaced my compressor. I used a small "sleeve" from a section of plastic tubing (similar to washer fluid tubing ), butted the airline ends together and used a couple of plastic zip ties to button things up. This has worked great for years and the repair is clean because it all fits under the plastic line cover.

Good Luck,
Mike
 

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No it dosent have to be perfect, it is just a pinhole. Was that the plastic tubing , or like a vacum line rubber? Dont think everyone knows about this site yet, e-mail everyone you can and get them here.
 
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Chuck. Just a pinhole? great! This should work just fine. I used vaccum line tubing. It was a snug fit, which is what I was looking for. Use 2 or 3 small zip ties on each end and you should be all set :)

Mike
 

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Blk LSC 89, the fix worked thanks alot. The tubing was real snug and had to oil it to get it on so it is really tight.
 

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Thanks Blue Collar! I am probably going to get one now that I know this. The tubing is working fine for now but its my 17 year olds car and if it blows out on him, well ya know, its your kid. Thanks!
 
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Air suspension repairs

Just in case you guys didn't know,
There's a company out there that deals SPECIFICALLY with Lincoln Air Ride Suspension systems. They can provide new air bags, new compressors, sensors, and very possibly (as I haven't checked) air lines. The website is: http://www.bagmasterair.com
I would suggest that any of you that need to make any repairs to your systems, check this place out as they are probably one of the premier places for Mark VII and Continental air ride suspension issues. Hope it helps.

Tim:)
 

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Very well aware. Thanks. I havent posted here in a while as there is another forum on the Ford vs Chevy site I am always on. check us out, Ford vs Chevy Hot rod Lincolns,
 
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