Subject	Here's a pic of the brass fitting
Posted by	NextZ on February 11, 2013 at 1:19 PM
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In Reply To	Its standard 1/8" BSPT size, look on mcmaster for fittings. posted by Lowfategg on February 11, 2013 at 12:15 PM
Message	The sensor was wrapped to keep the heat from the exhaust side of the turbo from melting the sensor. You can see that when the fitting is completely screwed into the tree housing it places the sensor really close to the turbo. Any thoughts? La-Z-Link 64752/>
Follow Ups	Fitting to relocate oil pressure sensor - NextZ 11:51:03 02/11/13 Mine wasnt too close, have a pic? (n/m) - Z32TT-R 12:04:18 02/11/13 Its standard 1/8" BSPT size, look on mcmaster for fittings. - Lowfategg 12:15:18 02/11/13 Here's a pic of the brass fitting - NextZ 13:19:09 02/11/13 plumbing section of lowes has the same brass fittings - youngbloodz 15:42:36 02/11/13 Thanks. I was thinking of cutting the fitting threads - NextZ 15:57:42 02/11/13 Do you have to bottom out the threads for it to seal - ZXoltan 16:52:49 02/11/13 I tried sealant and not threading it all the way - NextZ 18:56:22 02/11/13 i used pipe sealant tape and havent had any leaks. I also - youngbloodz 00:02:03 02/12/13 Thanks. I was thinking of cutting the fitting threads - NextZ 18:54:56 02/11/13 RHD Z's have the sensor on the left side turbos oil feed. - LivinTheDream 20:25:16 02/11/13 Re: RHD Z's have the sensor on the left side turbos oil feed. - rmalik23 01:03:53 02/12/13 Re: RHD Z's have the sensor on the left side turbos oil feed. - rmalik23 01:23:15 02/12/13 I'll have to check to see if the wire will reach (n/m) - NextZ 16:57:45 02/12/13
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