Where to buy air ride quick release fittings?
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Road Warrior
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From: Boston
Where to buy air ride quick release fittings?
I have the hi-lo air ride system on my 06 night train...
The fittings are all metal and id like to replace the release valve on it.
They are fittings that you push the plastic tubing in and you cant pull it out unless you depress the ring first. I think they are push to connect fittings or quick release fittings. Regardless of that, I need to know where to find these fittings online. I cant seem to find the exact ones that are on my bike for replacement.
I was wanting to find a bracket that bolts to the rocker box with an air gauge and wanted to fab up a new release as well. Right now the release just rests on top of my oil tank and I dont want it there. (Kind of like this gauge mount, just want it smaller since my "ON" button is already custom fitted into my dash panel.)
The fittings are all metal and id like to replace the release valve on it.
They are fittings that you push the plastic tubing in and you cant pull it out unless you depress the ring first. I think they are push to connect fittings or quick release fittings. Regardless of that, I need to know where to find these fittings online. I cant seem to find the exact ones that are on my bike for replacement.
I was wanting to find a bracket that bolts to the rocker box with an air gauge and wanted to fab up a new release as well. Right now the release just rests on top of my oil tank and I dont want it there. (Kind of like this gauge mount, just want it smaller since my "ON" button is already custom fitted into my dash panel.)
Last edited by jcallesano; Apr 23, 2014 at 02:06 PM.
Road Warrior
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Road Warrior
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From: Boston
Unfortunately, we do not carry a pressure release push to connect. Any brand or number on the fitting?
W T F cant find a damn fitting anywhere.
Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2013
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From: Jones
I was able to find 98% of all the fittings I needed on Amazon. Did some research on some vendor sites, then searched the part# on Amazon. If you go that route, make sure you get them all, or the majority, with free shipping over $35.
Worked for me. I searched for 'push to connect 1/4 OD' (= my hose size). Shows a huge list and eventually the fittings I needed, plus some...
There are also the connectors from SMC, they are made out of plastic, but have the same specs...
I hope that helps.
FrankEGD
Worked for me. I searched for 'push to connect 1/4 OD' (= my hose size). Shows a huge list and eventually the fittings I needed, plus some...
There are also the connectors from SMC, they are made out of plastic, but have the same specs...
I hope that helps.
FrankEGD
6th Gear
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From: sumter sc
Agreed. If your not in a hurry Amazon is the way to go. Also, Google search hose supply or hydraulic hose shop in your area. Most towns have one that all the contractors use but isn't well known to the general public
1st Gear
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From: Royal oak MI
Please help
Are using your old release valve? I broke mine on my legend air ride and they won’t help at all
2gunslefty@gmail.com
ill buy your old ones or if you could help with some part numbers
2gunslefty@gmail.com
ill buy your old ones or if you could help with some part numbers
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Maybe PM him, his post was in 2014. Good luck with your search......some one may know of the parts though.
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