Coolant cross over back of the head question.
Coolant cross over back of the head question. For those who have broke the originals removing the heads, what did you use to replace them? Ive tried Home Depot and the parts store for brass fitting but they dont have anything in stock I can use.
pics would be helpful.
pics would be helpful.
2 3/8npt to -6an 90* fitting
1 3/8npt to 6an to -6an T fitting
1 -6an to -6an female coupler
3 ft of -6an hose
3 -6an hose ends
that was my list
or u can ditch the hose for hard aluminum line with hose nuts and sleeves
1 3/8npt to 6an to -6an T fitting
1 -6an to -6an female coupler
3 ft of -6an hose
3 -6an hose ends
that was my list
or u can ditch the hose for hard aluminum line with hose nuts and sleeves
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lol i was lazy and cheap, i just cut the line where it bent and broke, then put a rubber hose to connect both ends and clamped them together. it's held for close to 2 months now.
Damn I should have done that, oh well went to Lowes and raided the plumbing section. Only cost me $8, sorry but im not paying $50 for ******* fittings no one will ever see.
