Hard to find fitting...

[pnklmnd]

ok guys here is the problem.

I have a 90 motor in myt car. So naturally i have the 90 oil cooler. well im getting rid of it, and i need to find brass fittings for where the banjo bolt went into the filter housing.

The thread count is m16x1.5...im looking for one with 5/8 barb fittings on the end...please HELP!!!!

Any websites that have them would be great...i have been googling for hours...And i figured someone here has looked for the same fitting!

 

[krnbk2]

you try http://www.mcmaster.com/ they have pretty much every/any bolt you could ever need

 

[pnklmnd]

except for what im looking for,......

they have SAE but no METRIC!!! m16X1.5

 

[sweet97]

I typed www.earlsfittings.com amd came up with a list of many fitting manufacturers Just something you may have already tried. I know earls makes a lot of odd fittings. Mark

 

[99gst_racer]

OK, I'll even get you part numbers......

Earls - 9919FFJ [this is a 16mmx1.5 to a -10 male]
Earls - 700111 [this is the -10 female to a male 5/8 barb]

If you comine this you above parts, you will get what you are looking for. I do not believe it is possible to do with one fitting. The above part numbers are assuming that you want a straight fitting assembly. If you need the number for a 45* or a 90*, just let me know.

 

[pnklmnd]

OK, I'll even get you part numbers......

Earls - 9919FFJ [this is a 16mmx1.5 to a -10 male]
Earls - 700111 [this is the -10 female to a male 5/8 barb]

If you comine this you above parts, you will get what you are looking for. I do not believe it is possible to do with one fitting. The above part numbers are assuming that you want a straight fitting assembly. If you need the number for a 45* or a 90*, just let me know.

Wow thanks...

A 90 part number would be spectacular!

 

[99gst_racer]

Wow thanks...

A 90 part number would be spectacular!

Sure. To do a 90*, you would want the following two part numbers:

Earls # 9919FFJ -and- Earls # 709111

 

[pnklmnd]

And this is on www.earlsfittings.com?

 

[Black94DSM]

Earls owned by Holley, so thats why its hard to find their website. Here it is though. http://www.holley.com/categories.asp?division=Earls

 

[Turbocharged]

Wow, I was just about to start the same thread. Anyways, thanks 95gst for the part numbers because I came across this web site:

http://www.anplumbing.com/shop/

Just enter the part number and you're good to go.

Also, does anyone know how the stock 90-91 cooler was mounted? I cant remember if the inlet/outlet were on the top or the bottom. I need to remount my cooler with better lines...

 

[99gst_racer]

And this is on www.earlsfittings.com?

No, their offical website is www.earlsplumbing.com. Earls is owned by Holley Performance Products.

I don't think Earl's will sell to the general public, so you'll have to use their dealer locator to find your nearest dealer. Then supply your dealer with the part numbers that you need.

 

[ZiggysDSM]

personally i would just run AN line they make adapters for it i have them on my car

 

[Turbocharged]

personally i would just run AN line they make adapters for it i have them on my car

That is ideal but I am trying to make this as cheap as possible. Im looking for a 16x1.5 to -X an line (perferable -8).

95gst, using the part number 9919FFJ, I only come up with straight fittings:

http://www.holley.com/9919FFJERL.asp

 

[Turbocharged]

Hey, thanks everyone. I think Im going to do something like this with straight fittings:

http://www.automotiveforums.com/jacob/articleimages/OilCooler/DSCF0053.jpg

 

[99gst_racer]

95gst,

Actually, it's a 99, not a 95.

using the part number 9919FFJ, I only come up with straight fittings:
http://www.holley.com/9919FFJERL.asp

Yes, as I stated in my first post, to do what the thread starter is trying to do, it will take two fittings.

As far as I know, there is no such thing as a fitting that is a 16mmx1.5 male to a 5/8 barb. Therefore, to get the desired outcome, two fitting have to be used.

If you connect a #9919FFJ and #709111, it will be a 16mmx1.5 on one side and then a 90* bend, and then a 5/8" barb on the other end.

 

[Turbocharged]

Actually, it's a 99, not a 95. .

Sorry about that.

Anyways, I finally found what I want. A company called BAT inc sells fittings made in Europe. The have a lot of metric combinations:

http://www.batinc.net/main.htm
http://64.202.180.37/files/metric.pdf

Im going to use two 16mm x -8AN banjo hose end fittings and two 16mm x -8AN 45* fittings. The banjo fittings will effectively be a 90* fitting...