E46 Cabrio roof hydraulic pipes
Discussion
I make hydraulic hose's for a living
Car makers want you to buy the hose's from them, so the ends on automotive hose's are usually a different style to "standard" hydraulic fittings
I don't recall ever having a go at making any roof pipes ... I mainly get power steering pipes to make/repair
I'd say I manage to do something with about a third of them
I'm still allowed to cut out and re-use ends out of hose's ... some places are not
So, Yes it's worth trying your local hydraulic hose place ... but odd's are a bit against you
Car makers want you to buy the hose's from them, so the ends on automotive hose's are usually a different style to "standard" hydraulic fittings
I don't recall ever having a go at making any roof pipes ... I mainly get power steering pipes to make/repair
I'd say I manage to do something with about a third of them
I'm still allowed to cut out and re-use ends out of hose's ... some places are not
So, Yes it's worth trying your local hydraulic hose place ... but odd's are a bit against you
Thanks Paul, its what I suspected, the hoses are only 6mm and made of unreinforced nylon similar to pneumatic push-fit piping so quite unusual.
With them being so pricey I thought I would see if someone enterprising had worked out a cheaper solution.
I wonder whether inline connectors are available to cut and join them.
What sort of pressure does the system use?
With them being so pricey I thought I would see if someone enterprising had worked out a cheaper solution.
I wonder whether inline connectors are available to cut and join them.
What sort of pressure does the system use?
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