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Who has the VDO oil pressure relo hose #150 752D? confused24.gif PP mentions them but no listing and German Supply is out of stock. TIA
tradisrad
QUOTE(76-914 @ Jun 15 2011, 07:02 AM) *

Who has the VDO oil pressure relo hose #150 752D? confused24.gif PP mentions them but no listing and German Supply is out of stock. TIA

CALL Rich at HPH 650-364-6234. I have read that others are using paint ball hoses.
tomeric914
aircooled.net
76-914
QUOTE(tomeric914 @ Jun 15 2011, 08:05 AM) *

Nope, at least not metric, anyway. They only stock the 1/8" npt style, currently.
underthetire
I used a grease gun hose from ACE hardware.
r_towle
stainless wrapped air line from a paint ball gun looks better...just find a paint ball store.

rich
retro74
Here is a kit that does it all and it is inexpensive for what you get.


Hose Kit
tomeric914
QUOTE(76-914 @ Jun 15 2011, 11:40 AM) *

QUOTE(tomeric914 @ Jun 15 2011, 08:05 AM) *

Nope, at least not metric, anyway. They only stock the 1/8" npt style, currently.

Oh, yep, my bad. I bought 3 metric ones from John, the last one being a couple years ago. Thanks for correcting me!
Cap'n Krusty
Remember, it's 10mm x 1 TAPERED thread, NOT conventional 10x1 straight thread. It's virtually indistinguishable from 1/8 NPT. You could probably cut both with the same tap and never know the difference. The 10mm x 1 straight thread is used in more modern applications, and always with a copper washer. Typical VDO dual post senders for our application have tapered threads and should not be used with adapters having straight 10mm x 1 holes. I suggest a grease gun hose, because they're cheap and readily available. They normally withstand 1500-3000 PSI, so they're substantially overengineered for this use. As always, you'll have to ground the sending unit in order for it to work properly.

The Cap'n
ChrisFoley
QUOTE(Cap'n Krusty @ Jun 15 2011, 06:45 PM) *

Remember, it's 10mm x 1 TAPERED thread, NOT conventional 10x1 straight thread. It's virtually indistinguishable from 1/8 NPT. You could probably cut both with the same tap and never know the difference. The 10mm x 1 straight thread is used in more modern applications, and always with a copper washer. Typical VDO dual post senders for our application have tapered threads and should not be used with adapters having straight 10mm x 1 holes. I suggest a grease gun hose, because they're cheap and readily available. They normally withstand 1500-3000 PSI, so they're substantially overengineered for this use. As always, you'll have to ground the sending unit in order for it to work properly.

The Cap'n

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grease gun hose available at any flaps
r_towle
again...paint ball gun hose.
Its NPT, it fits, and it does not look like a grease gun hose.

As always, ground the sender.

Rich
76-914
Thx Cap't, Rich 'n Chris. It all makes sense now. The black grease gun hose will match my color scheme, also. Thanks a bunch guys.
Cevan
QUOTE(r_towle @ Jun 15 2011, 08:20 PM) *

again...paint ball gun hose.
Its NPT, it fits, and it does not look like a grease gun hose.

As always, ground the sender.

Rich


+1 on the paintball hose. My local store had different lengths so I got one that fit perfectly. I made a metal bracket that attached to the case with one of the case bolts. This way, it was self-grounding, no separate ground wire needed.
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