Please help me find this te44 oil fitting
02-10-2016, 11:29 PM
#1
Instructor
Thread Starter
Please help me find this te44 oil fitting
This is from a PTK twin turbo kit. I've heard these turbos discribed at t4 and te44 turbos. As you can see it is stripped and weeping. I need to know the size and where to buy a new one.
Please help
Please help
02-15-2016, 04:05 PM
#5
Melting Slicks
For any small NPT fittings like that I always prefer steel or stainless.
Although oddly it's the normal screw threads someone has mangled in the photo, not the NPT side.
Although oddly it's the normal screw threads someone has mangled in the photo, not the NPT side.
02-15-2016, 04:14 PM
#6
Supporting Vendor
You can get them made out of steel from the hydraulic fitting companies or those that support them.
It looks like #4 JIC to 1/8 NPT, which is this:
^^^^^^That's from Fastenal
It could be a #3. As cheap as they are, I would get both.
If the nut holding the hose to the fitting takes a 9/16" wrench, it's a #4, if it's 1/2", it's a #3 JIC. The other end could be 1/16 NPT, but I usually only see that with nitrous products.
It looks like #4 JIC to 1/8 NPT, which is this:
^^^^^^That's from Fastenal
It could be a #3. As cheap as they are, I would get both.
If the nut holding the hose to the fitting takes a 9/16" wrench, it's a #4, if it's 1/2", it's a #3 JIC. The other end could be 1/16 NPT, but I usually only see that with nitrous products.
Last edited by BLOWNBLUEZ06@RKT Performance; 02-15-2016 at 04:17 PM.
02-15-2016, 06:05 PM
#7
Instructor
Thread Starter
You can get them made out of steel from the hydraulic fitting companies or those that support them.
It looks like #4 JIC to 1/8 NPT, which is this:
^^^^^^That's from Fastenal
It could be a #3. As cheap as they are, I would get both.
If the nut holding the hose to the fitting takes a 9/16" wrench, it's a #4, if it's 1/2", it's a #3 JIC. The other end could be 1/16 NPT, but I usually only see that with nitrous products.
It looks like #4 JIC to 1/8 NPT, which is this:
^^^^^^That's from Fastenal
It could be a #3. As cheap as they are, I would get both.
If the nut holding the hose to the fitting takes a 9/16" wrench, it's a #4, if it's 1/2", it's a #3 JIC. The other end could be 1/16 NPT, but I usually only see that with nitrous products.
Thanks
