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Bigfoot
26-05-2009, 12:04
One of my 90 degree connectors for the oil feed to the turbo has decided to snap, does anyone know of a local company in essex which can supply these or one which can deliver before end of week.

thank you

JRP
26-05-2009, 12:07
Do you need an oil feed pipe for the mean while to get you moving? i have a spare if need be only an oe item tho ;)

Bigfoot
26-05-2009, 12:13
I have the oil feed pipe, at present I have the connector which comes out the back of the F7P block. Last time round it then had a 90 degree bend which went into a T piece which fed the oil line to the turbo and the oil pressure sensor. I thought I could get away with have the T piece straight to the connector into the block, however the manifold is in the way and will melt the oil pressure sensor. So will have to bend the connector round for it to it properly. Or block off however not sure what size the hole is :confused:

Chris Hebden
26-05-2009, 12:18
http://www.pirtek.co.uk/service-centre-locator/search-results.aspx?a=1&gla=51.7659078&glo=0.6673665

Pirtek, always helpful!!!

Bigfoot
26-05-2009, 12:27
http://www.pirtek.co.uk/service-centre-locator/search-results.aspx?a=1&gla=51.7659078&glo=0.6673665

Pirtek, always helpful!!!

:agree: looks like a good place. Just need to work out size wise and make sure they got in stock.

Bigfoot
26-05-2009, 12:29
Other question, would it be wise having a nylon washer or something along that line between the block and the connector, would this give a better connection between the two and stop the leak. Also thread seal for the rest of the joins?

Brigsy
26-05-2009, 12:34
If its a bulkhead fitting going into the block id use a copper washer. The m/f fittings should seal ok without thread tape?

Bigfoot
26-05-2009, 12:36
If its a bulkhead fitting going into the block id use a copper washer. The m/f fittings should seal ok without thread tape?

Did look at using like the oil sump washer as had one laying about, just slightly too big, but something along those lines then.

Chris Hebden
26-05-2009, 15:27
Yea i would for sure. If you can get a copper washer even better, will allow you to tighten it up more and get a better seal!

Take the union with you (if you can) and they'll sort you out over the desk!

Bigfoot
26-05-2009, 15:34
Problem being im at work, so guess ill have to plead with parents to take a drive, with the parts to see what they can do. Only 20 miles away as well. Im sure they wont mind :)

Chris Hebden
26-05-2009, 15:37
Problem being im at work, so guess ill have to plead with parents to take a drive, with the parts to see what they can do. Only 20 miles away as well. Im sure they wont mind :)

U lucky bugger!!! I pleaded with my dad to take my turbo to Adam L while he was driving right past his workshop and i got the birdy (middle finger) I need new parents!!!!!!

Bigfoot
26-05-2009, 15:44
I just keep buying cars, they prefer them not sitting around for a while so they are always willing to help when they get a chance. Still need to fit that gearbox in the convertible, wonder if I can get them to fit it whilst im getting extremly drunk this weekend :D

Chris Hebden
26-05-2009, 15:49
:disagree::upyours2: :wasntme: