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What thread types and sizes are these...

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What thread pitch, size, and or type are these vac fittings?

I need to obtain new ones because some of my vac lines are in bad shape (as you can see the one coming off the distributor is broke).

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What thread pitch, size and type (NPT?) is the fuel inlet on the strainer nut?

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Those are mostly inverted flare fittings and are all listed with sizes in the ORD 9 parts manual. The "T" in your 2nd photo is the wiper "T" with two inverted flare holes at each end and the center leg of the "T" is 1/8" Pipe with a special adapter that is male 1/8" pipe and female inverted flare and is soldered closed and then has a .040 hole drilled in it to reduce vacuum loss to the distributor vent line. The distributor fitting is a male 1/8"P to female inverted flare fitting.
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Post by evanso1975 »

Here's a link to the parts database on the CJ3A site:

http://www.cj3a.info/sibling/m38vent/vent4.htm

Most of the parts have the current part numbers available....
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Common hardware store items.
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Post by BullRun »

The best place I have ever found for those brass fittings is ironically Lowes. They carry an extensive line of hose fittings even better than Home Depot or any mom and pop hardware store I have found. More interestingly is that the fittings look identical to the originals (at least the ones I have found). I am guessing they never went out of production.
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