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Hello,
One another question, which thread have the screw which connect the tube from oil pump to engine block?
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The thread in the engine block is a 1/4" NPT (National Pipe) thread. However, there is an adapter fitting that couples it to a piece of 7/16" outside diameter tubing. 7/16" tubing is extremely scarce, so it might be necessary to use 1/2" tubing and the appropriate adapters if you don't have the complete setup from the pump to the block. Going up one size on the tubing isn't a problem. It won't cause trouble with oil pressure, and the volume from the pump won't be affected.
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Hello,
Has someone an idea, where I can buy though screw?
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Hy wokri, do you have the factory tube which goes from the oil pump to the engine block?

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Yes, I think it's original.


I'm working on a Chevy Pickup 3600, build 1953 with an 235 cui engine.
Here you can watch my truck: https://www.kripahle-online.de/unterricht/?page_id=2532
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Hy wokri, if you have the factory oil tube, then I would post an ad in the parts wanted forum asking for all the fittings to install the tube, hope that helps.


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