New gas range has different size supply line vs old

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Hello everyone. I bought a new gas range, and it requires a 1/2 ID gas line from the wall to the range. The old range supply line is smaller in diameter, and will not connect. Below is a picture of the gas shut-off valve. It appears to be 1/2". Do I have to replace the entire shut-off valve to get the new range supply line to connect? The new supply line says it is 5/8 in OD, and it came with some adaptors, but they are all too big for my existing valve. Any help is appreicated. Thanks.
 

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Take your old line and the adapter that fits the stove to big box or hardware store. Flex line with the two different sizes or they might have a fitting from 3/8" flare male to 1/2"flare female to reduce at stove. A brass fitting female side should come with a copper gasket that resembles just the flare. Only needed for brass to brass flare connection. No pipe sealent will be needed.
Hello everyone. I bought a new gas range, and it requires a 1/2 ID gas line from the?okh wall to the range. The old range supply line is smaller in diameter, and will not connect. Below is a picture of the gas shut-off valve. It appears to be 1/2". Do I have to replace the entire shut-off valve to get the new range supply line to connect? The new supply line says it is 5/8 in OD, and it came with some adaptors, but they are all too big for my existing valve. Any help is appreicated. Thanks.
 
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Thanks. Any tips on how to get a leak free seal? I purchased the right line and fittings, applied yellow teflon to the non flared end which is screwed into the stove, and tightened all ends. I purchased a gas detector wand, and I keep getting an alert of a leak.
 
Liquid dish soap and littlewater to make bubbles. Put the joints spray bottle or brush to apply. Leak detector cover joint that is being tested with your hand.
 
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