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Vacuum fitting..where to buy?
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01/21/16 02:50 PM
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Does anyone know where to get the attached vacuum fitting? This is for a '71 RR with power brakes and A/C. Or do I need a three prong one?
Would I need to put anything on the threads like teflon tape?
Thanks
Last edited by 71rm23; 01/21/16 03:12 PM.
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Re: Vacuum fitting..where to buy?
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Re: Vacuum fitting..where to buy?
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01/21/16 04:07 PM
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Does anyone know where to get the attached vacuum fitting? This is for a '71 RR with power brakes and A/C. Or do I need a three prong one?
Would I need to put anything on the threads like teflon tape?
Thanks I carry that fitting, part #4092
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Re: Vacuum fitting..where to buy?
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Does anyone know where to get the attached vacuum fitting? This is for a '71 RR with power brakes and A/C. Or do I need a three prong one?
Would I need to put anything on the threads like teflon tape?
Thanks I carry that fitting, part #4092 Thanks Dante!
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Re: Vacuum fitting..where to buy?
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01/21/16 11:25 PM
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If you do have to cap any of the small unused nipples on it, Ace hardware has colored vac cap slip on covers for pennies each, they call em "screw protectors" so you'll know what to ask for if you go that route. Each size is a different color for easy ID. I even used one on the unused 1/4 (iirc) return nipple on a sending unit (red iirc) & no leaks in years so whatever they are made of it is stout material & will stand up to our (automotive) needs
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Re: Vacuum fitting..where to buy?
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01/21/16 11:43 PM
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If you do have to cap any of the small unused nipples on it, Ace hardware has colored vac cap slip on covers for pennies each, they call em "screw protectors" so you'll know what to ask for if you go that route. Each size is a different color for easy ID. I even used one on the unused 1/4 (iirc) return nipple on a sending unit (red iirc) & no leaks in years so whatever they are made of it is stout material & will stand up to our (automotive) needs Personally I do not like using the caps. I had one blow off once, creating a huge vacuum leak a hundred miles from home.. Until I diagnosed it I thought I was going to need counseling... Better, if possible, to get the correct fitting with NO extra nipples....
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Re: Vacuum fitting..where to buy?
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01/22/16 12:09 AM
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Back in my turbo days I had a tendency to pop vacuum lines off nipples like that. So I used a zip tie as a sort of hose clamp to hold them on, never had a failure after that.
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