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I've done a search here but can't seem to come up with anything.. Can anyone tell me what the thread is on the oil pressure sending unit? As in 8x1.5 , 10x1 , whatever.. I'm looking to run the typical T with mechanical gauge and the idiot light. But I'm not gonna run paint ball hose or a grease gun hose. Probably copper tubing. It will handle vibration and heat. Or stainless if I can find some around here.
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Mike Bellis |
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It's 10mm.
10mm and 1/8 NPT have almost the same thread pitch. The NPT is tapered, the 10mm is not. 1/8 NPT is used without trouble quite often. Just remember your pressure sending unit requires a ground, as you add T fittings and such. Braided grease gun hoses work great as an extension and are 1/9 NPT. |
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