I had to cut my steel clutch line in half for a retarded reason(would rather not say). LOL Replacing the line is out of the options. Can I use a peice of rubber fuel line to put the two ends back together? I don't beleive this line can be flanged because it has a seam on it......PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks -Jack

P.S. Tried to flange it, but my brand new flanging tool would not work. The steel is to hard.

 

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No. It will never hold the pressure...trust me. Maybe you could get some brake line from the auto parts store and bend a new one for now.

 

there are aftermarket ones(stainless steel braided lines) made especially for that cluth line.

 

I made a couple stainless hydro clutch lines a while back, and never really marketed them. If you need one let me know. It's a 5 ft (or so) -3 stainless line.

 

A compression fitting may work if you didn't hack out too big af a piece.