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Hose Assembly Instructions - Rubber-Lined Braided Hose

Using Bent Tube Style or Forged Red and Blue Anodized Hose Ends

These instructions apply to all of our rubber-lined, braided hoses including
Steel Braided Racing Hose (Part No. 3271),
Aramid Braided StartLite Hose (Part No. 3492),
and Fabric Braided StreetLite Hose (Part No. 3486)

Standard Steel Braided Fuel/Oil Hose & AN Hose Ends

StartLite Aramid Braided Fuel/Oil Hose & AN Hose Ends

StreetLite Fabric Braided Fuel/Oil Hose & AN Hose Ends

	Step 1 Cut the hose squarely to length using a Cut-off Machine or a very fine tooth hacksaw. To minimize wire braid flare out, wrap hose with glass filament strapping tape. Do not remove tape until ready for step 2.
	Step 2 Remove tape and then quickly insert hose into the socket. Insert hose with a twisting, pushing motion until hose is in line with back of socket threads. Using our Koul Tools makes this step much easier.
	Step 3 Important: Mark position around hose at rear of socket with a grease pencil, paint or tape.
	Step 4 Lubricate inside of hose and nipple threads liberally using SAE 30 lubricating oil or Aeroquip Hose Assembly Lube.
	Step 5 Insert nipple and engage threads while holding hose in position with other hand. Make sure hose does not push out of socket by observing mark made in step 3.
	Step 6 Complete assembly using wrench while continuing to hold hose in position. Maximum allowable gap between socket hex and nipple hex is 0.031 inches.
	Step 7 Important: Check hose for push out by observing hose position mark. None should be evident. Clean, proof test to twice operating pressure and inspect all assemblies.