Subject	i used pipe sealant tape and havent had any leaks. I also
Posted by	youngbloodz on February 12, 2013 at 12:02 AM
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In Reply To	I tried sealant and not threading it all the way posted by NextZ on February 11, 2013 at 06:56 PM
Message	didn't bottom anything out, its an npt thread, so its angled. All I do is tighten it until I'm afraid something will strip, then get it to whatever angle I need. What worked for me may not work for everyone though. "I drive a race truck, look at how loud I'm going!" -Me
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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