Changing hose gaskets on refrigerant gauges

Changing out some gaskets on a titan manifold that hasn't been replaced before. Old and brittle usually comes out in two pieces. A good reason to change them often.

[@jonathonmendez4791]

Thanks man haven’t been able to use my hoses to pull a vacuum need to repair them asap

[@jimthomas3275]

This was helpful but I did make one modification, rather than trying to pick out the old gasket with a sharp object small screw driver I grabbed a wood screw big enough to bite into the gasket, screwed it in (not to far) and was able to pull the old gasket out with pliers on the screw head. I now keep that screw with my replacement gaskets!

[@hkhsm359]

Nice job. Keep posting videos. Thanks for sharing

[@jessehndz3124]

Great job on the video!!

[@beieber4life]

Thnx bro, gotta replace mine ASAP

[@scoobtoober2975]

Thanks

[@mubaddagammoh4912]

Thank you so much

[@scoobtoober2975]

If you bought a used gauge set. Covered in oil, inside out, Would you clean it out? with isopropyl? Or acetone?

[@velvetypotato711]

One of those 99 cent hook picks work well to get both the gasket and depressor out

[@watcherwatchmen7785]

I see two types of gaskets for sale. One type is 1/4" and the other is 3/8". The part you were repairing in the video was a 1/4" gasket, so what part of the manifold does the 3/8" ones go to? I noticed that you put the gasket in with the tapered side facing outward, correct? Mine was so disintegrated I couldn't tell which side goes in where.

[@scoobtoober2975]

Nylog is goopy

[@EastDallasKicks]

I see that 2011 on the suction hose man they are ancient

[@ebuzek3648]

So how do you install the ones on the manifold side?

[@bobloblaw9791]

Noice

[@delschier1419]

No problem getting the old ones out, but where do you get good ones that fit all the fittings?

[@dpeagles]

I have a gasket on the end that stays on your manifold that is giving me fits. I cannot get all the junk out.

[@bruceglisson239]

I’m not even going to finish watching this video, too slow!