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I think he means the nut is tight/bottomed out but the tube is still loose and can twist and move around. I assume this problem can happen from a deteriorated O-ring at the end of the line and/or a damaged flare at the end. The only thing you can do take the line off and inspect for damage, if the O-ring looks good then just replace the line and problem solved.
I think he means the nut is tight/bottomed out but the tube is still loose and can twist and move around. I assume this problem can happen from a deteriorated O-ring at the end of the line and/or a damaged flare at the end. The only thing you can do take the line off and inspect for damage, if the O-ring looks good then just replace the line and problem solved.
That's all what I summarized in the term fix it. He already narrowed it down to one not complicated spot and just has to take apart and see whats what.