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anyone know were to find them. are from the vent lines
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Hi Baios,
What do you need? Send an email with the part numbers to jeepfan42@tele2.nl.
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what i need is all the fittings that are in the m38 engine and use for the vent lines
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hmmm maybe here http://tinyurl.com/kz78fkk

but i do not to know what exactly i want :oops: :oops: :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Here's a start;

http://www.gvrdeu.org/M38%20Service%20M ... .12.04.pdf

And then look in the manual ORD9 SNL G-740, Sept.1955; M38.
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ok i saw all of them.....but where are those parts available???? i google them and no results
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Most of the fittings in the M38 fording system are common brass plumbing compression fixtures available at hardware stores or plumbing supply stores. They are not special military parts at all, just common off the shelf hardware. I'm sure when Willys was designing the M38 they also went shopping at the nearest hardware supplier and those same fittings are still available at the same distributors, probably worldwide.
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You have to take the sizing description from the ORD 9 supply manual and go to the Weatherhead Fittings page and research the weatherhead part number for each fitting that you need.

The link from Chris to Bob Westerman's original early paper on the M38 vent and fording system is good.

Here is a link with more info and parts list:
http://www.cj3a.info/sibling/m38vent/vent.htm
http://www.cj3a.info/sibling/m38vent/vent2.htm

And his parts data base:
http://www.cj3a.info/sibling/m38vent/vent4.htm

In the column headed:
Fitting type and current Weatherhead part number
You will find the physical description of the fitting and it's Weatherhead part number.
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When you know what you need go to "Fittings and adapters" they have a lot of fittings. I ordered some of the of the sizes that are common to have a few spares. The shipping is always high ,so I have a few in my tool box . And the prices are good.
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thanks a lot for all reply!!!because my english are not good and my technical knoweledges are too bad....... please what must i order about fittings and tees exactly ....i mean standard fittings and tees that use the m38. i ask that because i m afraid of making a wrong order!!!!!!! for example:

i need 3/4 elbow etc........ :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:
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If we must develop a part number specific list for your jeep then you must tell us specifically what parts you are missing or list for us all parts that you already have.

If you have a friend who speaks better english and is more mechanically inclined you can download the lists and photos from the three links I posted and print them and have him review the list after he has seen what parts you have.
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ok thanks i will look all the parts i need and then try to say what exactly is what im looking!!
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Or you can id each part you need by posting the photo number and the part number in that photo you need.

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Photo # 1

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Photo # 2

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Photo # 3

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Photo # 4
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wow ye that is better when i will have my vent lines i will srart to post the parts i need thanks
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