Richard
You need to contact the supplier of that pump and find out what the
threads are. A Google search indicates the pump is for 68 to 80 MG's and
that banjo unions are used. There is a possibility that it has metric
threads.
You should never force any fittings this will cause leaks plus it
may or will ruin the fittings and/or the pump.
Check with the Supplier.
Take it to a machine shop or someone who has tap sets or better thread gage
sets so you can find out the threads.
The threads on my original SU pump fittings are:
Large = .65" x 20
Small = 1/2" x 20
Ron Fraser
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-tigers@autox.team.net [mailto:owner-tigers@autox.team.net] On
Behalf Of RCS
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 11:00 PM
To: Tiger List
Subject: fuel pump fittings
Hey Guys,
Speaking of fuel pumps, I just got a new SU pump , AZX1307, for the 67 Mk
II. What are the threads on this pump? The old fittings don't screw in
easily. And when I look at the threads in the old pump it looks like the
fittings, which look to be a pipe thread, are jaming the threads. I could
get the fittings in far enough if I force them.
What to do?
Thanks
Richard.
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