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englishmatt Feb 12, 2021 12:46 PM

What's with these Sh** ASM lines??
 
Like my title says - What's with the ****ty ASM lines on these cars? My car is a 2016 V12S with with SSIII transmission. The car has been a Southern Cali car it's life and it had 7,000ish miles on it until I drove it home to Atlanta 2 weeks ago (now has close to 10K on it).

Having the car gone through (New Mich PS$ tires, 4/5yr full service and other things taken care of) and come to find out that the ASM lines have degraded and need replacing. I mean, WTF?!?!? These are zero pressure lines, simple crimp style construct...can they not us the same material other folks use for simple oil lines that don't need replacing every 4-5yrs at almost $600 per pair.

The earlier cars had a recall pertain to them, not mine as far as I can tell. The Aston recall helps with the cost, but doesn't resolve why these lines degrade so quickly; did they use new material for the replacement lines?

Vent over...

AM4884 Feb 12, 2021 05:16 PM

Those are ripe for local fabrication at a hydraulic repair shop. Save the fittings and have them rebuilt.

8Tech Feb 15, 2021 04:19 PM


Originally Posted by englishmatt (Post 4867675)
Like my title says - What's with the ****ty ASM lines on these cars? My car is a 2016 V12S with with SSIII transmission. The car has been a Southern Cali car it's life and it had 7,000ish miles on it until I drove it home to Atlanta 2 weeks ago (now has close to 10K on it).

Having the car gone through (New Mich PS$ tires, 4/5yr full service and other things taken care of) and come to find out that the ASM lines have degraded and need replacing. I mean, WTF?!?!? These are zero pressure lines, simple crimp style construct...can they not us the same material other folks use for simple oil lines that don't need replacing every 4-5yrs at almost $600 per pair.

The earlier cars had a recall pertain to them, not mine as far as I can tell. The Aston recall helps with the cost, but doesn't resolve why these lines degrade so quickly; did they use new material for the replacement lines?

Vent over...

What are ASM lines? What does ASM stand for?


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