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Old 09-02-2016   #1
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Default 90 degree adaptor for Fuel Pressure Test Hose

Trying to get my hose on the fuel rail schrader valve is a PITA. I was wondering if anyone knows of a 90 degree fitting that will screw into the test hose and over the fuel rail valve? All I can find are 90 degree fittings with a quick disconnect on the test hose side.
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Old 09-02-2016   #2
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Default Re: 90 degree adaptor for Fuel Pressure Test Hose

This is from memory so may not be accurate - I think it is a standard thread (something like 3/8-24 or AN-6. I had a fitting that fit, and I was able to cobble together a pressure tester. I think I temporarily removed the inner Schrader valve during the test.

I'll probably be around on Saturday if you want me to check to see if I have something you can borrow.
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Old 09-02-2016   #3
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Default Re: 90 degree adaptor for Fuel Pressure Test Hose

I was looking for an adapter to keep on hand. I guess if the valve is removed for testing, that would open up some possibilities. I have of bunch of misc. fittings I will try. Thanks for the idea!
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Old 09-02-2016   #5
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Thread size is not big enough.
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Default Re: 90 degree adaptor for Fuel Pressure Test Hose

check nitrous fittings for fuel rails.....or speed shop
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Old 09-02-2016   #7
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GM & standard Schrader I'm quite sure is .305 - 32 TPI (sometimes .302 is mentioned also and that I believe comes from a Metric conversion).



BUT this ain't correct for FI Schrader external. I believe the terminology for the FI Schrader is just "large Schrader".

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GM & standard Schrader I'm quite sure is .305 - 32 TPI (sometimes .302 is mentioned also and that I believe comes from a Metric conversion).

Never thought of trying but a TSV-01 might work:

https://www.topeak.com/global/en/pro...-valve-adapter
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GM & standard Schrader I'm quite sure is .305 - 32 TPI (sometimes .302 is mentioned also and that I believe comes from a Metric conversion).

Never thought of trying but a TSV-01 might work:

https://www.topeak.com/global/en/pro...-valve-adapter
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Default Re: 90 degree adaptor for Fuel Pressure Test Hose

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GM & standard Schrader I'm quite sure is .305 - 32 TPI (sometimes .302 is mentioned also and that I believe comes from a Metric conversion).

Never thought of trying but a TSV-01 might work:

https://www.topeak.com/global/en/pro...-valve-adapter
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I was going to try the AC connectors

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