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Old 08-12-2015, 01:01 PM
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Building up my engine and don't have the original push fitting. I want to aeroquip the oil return from t34 to the original location but I need to know the thread size to either buy or make somthing up to suit.

Can anyone help please?
Old 08-12-2015, 01:08 PM
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Its not threaded bud.
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Old 08-12-2015, 02:35 PM
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That's really odd. My engine had been dry built by someone else before I had it and where the return normally is has been ground back a bit as the guys manifold fouled it, he apparently was going to block it off and put the return into the sump. So I have no push fitting by there is threads in the hole that's left? So confused. I'm going to have to try and find somthing to fit lol
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Originally Posted by dodge8283
Its not threaded bud.
It is threaded. If you look in the hole where the return goes its threaded

Originally Posted by kingbx95
That's really odd. My engine had been dry built by someone else before I had it and where the return normally is has been ground back a bit as the guys manifold fouled it, he apparently was going to block it off and put the return into the sump. So I have no push fitting by there is threads in the hole that's left? So confused. I'm going to have to try and find somthing to fit lol
The thread is a weird size mate
Think its around m16x2.0 or 5/8 12tpi bsw
Other option is to get an engine adaptor from carpartsexpress and thread the side your aeroquipping and use the std o ring on block side
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Originally Posted by JamboRS
It is threaded. If you look in the hole where the return goes its threaded



The thread is a weird size mate
Think its around m16x2.0 or 5/8 12tpi bsw
Other option is to get an engine adaptor from carpartsexpress and thread the side your aeroquipping and use the std o ring on block side

Thanks alot for that mate. I'll have to investigate further I think but that's a good starting point. Do you know what the standard block side fitting is? My problem with that is I don't have the original fitting with the egg shaped plate that fixes to the block
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Originally Posted by kingbx95
Thanks alot for that mate. I'll have to investigate further I think but that's a good starting point. Do you know what the standard block side fitting is? My problem with that is I don't have the original fitting with the egg shaped plate that fixes to the block
You need one of these


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You can then make the horseshoe bracket from some metal to hold it in place

Heres an oil return i made for myself

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Can you buy that fitting or did you machine it. I have a small watchmaking lathe so that's not a problem if I had dimensions

Thanks for the help mate

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Originally Posted by kingbx95
Can you buy that fitting or did you machine it. I have a small watchmaking lathe so that's not a problem if I had dimensions

Thanks for the help mate
Ill pm you mate
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