-AN fittings size for trans coolers

[GregWeld]

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http://www.purechoicemotorsports.com...=cat/cat99.htm

[makoshark]

http://www.purechoicemotorsports.com...rod/prd342.htm

I think I found the fitting. I'll give them a call tomorrow. Thanks a bunch.

Vegas, the B&M cooler is 1/2" NPT. I was just uncertain if the fittings I had fit because I was only able to engage 3 threads by hand. Seems that is sufficient and with a wrench and thread lube it will engage more.

Thanks for the help guys.

[makoshark]

Actually, this brings to light one more question. What fitting to attach the an hose to the trans 5/16" cooler line?

[makoshark]

http://www.purechoicemotorsports.com...rod/prd256.htm

Nevermind

[camcojb]

Originally Posted by makoshark

Actually, this brings to light one more question. What fitting to attach the an hose to the trans 5/16" cooler line?

Originally Posted by makoshark

http://www.purechoicemotorsports.com...rod/prd256.htm

Nevermind

that's only if you're using hard line. If you use A/N line they make a 5/16" inverted flare to male #6AN adapter.

[makoshark]

Yeah, that's so I can attach the line to the hard lines I have run

[Bryce]

If you were in San Diego I would sugest you stop by my hardware store and we have almost every plumbing fitting to test fit.

It looks like you got it sorted.

A NPT fitting will thread in about 3 turns before it starts to tighten due to the tapered threads.

[camcojb]

Originally Posted by makoshark

Yeah, that's so I can attach the line to the hard lines I have run

If the radiator is set up for 5/16 hard lines and that's what you've run then you don't need any adapter AN fittings. Simply cut the tubing to length, add the inverted flare nut (before you flare the tubing) and flare the end of the hard line and you're done. If you don't have the 45 degree flare tool you can borrow or rent one. I'd prefer that over a compression adapter fitting, but either will work.