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I bought new lines from Jim Carter and they were supplied with(2) right angle brass fittings. The rubber lines thread into this fitting and this fitting threads into the filter housing.

I contacted Carter and their response was they don't have any. I don't mind buying them myself but I don't know how to properly identify them. Can anyone help me out with what these are called?

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Keith,

You state you were supplied with the fittings by JC - did you mean "were not supplied"?

Here is the Weatherhead-Eaton brass fittings catalog. These part numbers work at NAPA. They even have the T-fitting for the block (for the oil pressure line and oil filter line).

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The threads in the filter housing are most likely 1/8 inch female pipe. The rubber lines will probably have 1/4" flare nuts on both ends. You would need a 90 degree elbow with a 1/8" male pipe thread on one side, and a 1/4" male flare thread on the other side. Any good FLAPS should be able to supply those fittings.


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Thanks guys-

Tim I did receive the fittings from JC..There a good outfit this is my bad..I either misplaced one or mangled it somehow last lear and tossed it-

Thanks Lincoln...

Looking at the catalog and see on that looks good.

Keith


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