REFLECTOR: tube flare question
Laurence Coen
lwcoen at hotmail.com
Mon Mar 14 13:11:03 CDT 2011
Matt,
Marks on the outer diameter of the tube are of no consequence. The flair tool looks like one I have that is for automotive use and I have a different one for aircraft use. Aircraft and automotive fittings use a different flair angle. That would be the only possible problem that I can see.
Larry Coen
N136LC
From: Matt Bucko
Sent: Monday, March 14, 2011 12:36 PM
To: undisclosed-recipients:
Subject: REFLECTOR: tube flare question
Attached are 2 pics.
#1 shows the marks left on the oil tube from the flare tool. #2 shows the tool. I tried wrapping 1 layer of tape around the tube before I flared it, however, I still get marks on the tub from the tool.
Are the marks normal, or am I using the wrong tool?
Matt
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