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Old 12-11-2021, 05:50 AM
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PTFE stainless or nylon braid

voila!
… and never change oil or fuel lines again. disgusting isn’t it? also available in red, blue, and green

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Old 12-11-2021, 01:22 PM
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the choline line is garbage in contrast to Mercedes. That said I’m sure it’s just fine. Just about every hose manufacturer i’ve checked sells 5/8” in the states and markets the same size as 15mm or 16mm elsewhere. I’ll use the best if i can find it but the manufacturers make that very difficult. Ex. Gates Barricade Greenshield vs. Gates Polarseal II. What’s the difference? The latter is marketed as refrigerant hose the former injection hose. Both are barrier lined. Their literature says greenshield uses a thermoplastic liner wheras Polarseal uses a nylon liner. Nylon is a thermoplastic. Polarguard is rated upwards of 257°F and Greenshield 212°. Another example: Oetiker PEX clamp is a series 167 clamp. All their clamps are sold as metric. The 3/4” on is stamped 23.3mm. The big difference other than the PEX stamp is that they are one step wider and thicker than comparable diameter 167 clamp. I have loads of clamps and if i can find a suitable chunk of hose I’ll make my own. The hydraulics shop will cost more than a chunk of hose. By the way GATES stipulates two methods for their refrigerant line. One is the sleeve clamp like the OEM ones and the other is an Oetiker 167 clamp.
Buy from China and you can get 15mm teflon hose sheathed in stainless steel braid at half the cost of fuel transfer hose.
The 5/8" ID Hose is what I started off with and it is a sloppy fit compared to the 15mm. My story is in my thread. In post #130, 05-18-2014 I had installed the Choline Oil Cooler Hose. So mine has been on that long with no Issues for 7 years. If there was an issue the hose is cheap and easy to change.

Obviously it depends on how good of a job you do with it.

Cheap oil cooler hose replacement.

I only tried GoodYear insta-grip Hose. Will other companies 5/8" ID hoses fit tighter. I don't know.

Choline Oil Cooler Hoses are used to make some of the European aftermarket oil cooler hoses.
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Old 12-11-2021, 07:16 PM
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I’ve no doubt it will work without an issue like you said. I was merely comparing it side by side with the mercedes hose which is very different, appears now to have a liner of sorts, and holds a significantly tighter grip to the fitting. I have read your thread by the way which was very informative. Thank you kindly for the feedback and suggestions.

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