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Old 07-23-2006 | 11:50 PM
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ok i just got my used greddy kit and i just noticed another thing its missing but i dont know the size of part or where to get it please help. it is the fitting that threads into the block then the greddy oil feed line threads onto it. it is fitting number 14 in the greddy install paperwork. please someone help . im just trying to tie up all the loose ends so i can install this.
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10mm X 1.50 to -3 AN
is that what im looking for?
if so were can i find one?
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Old 07-24-2006 | 12:17 AM
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the closest i found was -3an to 10x 1.25 will that work or does it have to be 1.5?????
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also for the stock greddy line is a -3an or -4an????i found a -4an to 10x 1.5
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no the 1.25 thread pitch will not work.

you could use the 10x1.5 to -4an adapter with a -4an to -3an coupler...

or get the stock bolt drilled out and a -3an steel weld fitting welded on it
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thank you for the information i ordered my parts now just gotta wait on them
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i just got my pipe and the -3an wont thread on.its to small.
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10x1.5 x -4an.
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i ordered that also. and a -4 to -3 an daptor. so i will see when that pipe gets here it was being shipped from a different wherehouse.
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What "pipe" won't it thread on?
Old 07-26-2006 | 03:40 AM
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the -3 side wont thread onto the end of my oil feed line. so im assuming -4 is the closer size. i was told the thread size for the greddy feed line that goes to the block is -3 but its to small......
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the -3 side wont thread onto the end of my oil feed line. so im assuming -4 is the closer size. i was told the thread size for the greddy feed line that goes to the block is -3 but its to small......
If you're talking about the braided oil hose and accessories that came with the kit, neither a -3AN or a -4AN will work. The fittings on that hose are metric. The discussion about it being close to -4AN refers to the inner diameter of the hose, but this doesn't make the crimped ends on it compatable with a -AN fitting.

To the best of my knowledge, nobody has ever found a source for fittings that are comapatable with that hose, at least in the US anyway. You may simply have to replace the entire oil feed line. This was covered in a recent thread, where I gave you two links to follow. Basically, you buy the following:

M10x1.5 fitting (at block)
M10x1.5 to -(x)AN adaptor
-(x)AN hose end, hose, and another hose end
-(x)AN elbow (optional)
-(x)AN to M10x1.25 fitting (banjo preferred) for input to turbo

Where (x) is either 3 or 4, depending on your whim and the avaliability of parts.
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so noone knows what the thread size is for the line i have?????? if i can find out what size it is i might be able to find the thing needed. i dont feel like replacing all when all i need is the piece to the block.
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driftm, tell me how long of a -3 line you want and I can get it for you. Hillco fasteners is right next to my school and they have premade ones for -3 at whatever length you want from 6 inches to almost 2 feet! The most expensive ones are around $20. Give me a ring or ship a message my way if you want.
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i got my -4an to 10x 1.5 and tried it to my oil line and it fits so now just a few more things needed.
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