How to make that tension relief coil in your brake tubing.

[@carlosg4575]

Thanks man. Just what I needed to figure out for my project. I thought your explanation was thorough enough, but I am a DIY guy for everything on my truck. Appreciate the video and just subscribed.

[@MrAlittle5150]

Looks great, It looks a lot easier doing them in the kitchen then it is in the engine compartment, I'll have to give it a try. But my wife is going to freak if she catches me.

[@kctyphoon]

if you want to make perfect tension relief coils in about 15 seconds, without that tool - just bend the tubing around that bottle of liquid wrench you have twice, and then pull the bottle out.. - im bending brake line for the first time and thats what i came up with... very fast - very easy..

[@stinkycheese804]

That can work but some brake line is harder to bend, and/or less resistant to kinking than others, though the liquid wrench container is a large enough diameter that it's unlikely to kink.

[@chrissilva661]

I don’t have any Liquid Wrench will a WD40 can work, or is it not slippery enough?

[@BKMDano17]

Does your wife know what you're using the kitchen for?

[@Hot80s]

those that tool work on 3/8 aluminum fuel line?

[@gera712]

The tool is supposed to work well with steel, copper and aluminum tubing.

[@xpmark1]

Very confusing presentation for a beginner to try and follow.Needed to go slower and better lighting,better explanation.