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oil feed T-Piece for turbo feed please help

Wed 05 Nov 2008 12:19:18 PM
hello could anyone tell me the size i need to adapt a t-piece for the oil pressure sensor and a turbo feed please as my local motor factors dont no
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Re: oil feed T-Piece for turbo feed please help

Wed 05 Nov 2008 04:20:25 PM
take the sensor out and take it to them. i think it might be 1/8th npt, not sure thou.
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Re: oil feed T-Piece for turbo feed please help

Thu 06 Nov 2008 04:59:41 AM
ive done that already they dint no ill try piretek or some were like that
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Re: oil feed T-Piece for turbo feed please help

Thu 06 Nov 2008 05:08:35 AM
sarge

i heard they are 1/8" bsp too, personally, i would use the oil gallery plug on the front of the head (if you can get it out !)

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Re: oil feed T-Piece for turbo feed please help

Thu 06 Nov 2008 08:59:46 AM
thats what i was goin to use but been to alot of places and they dont quite no the thread size can you help
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Re: oil feed T-Piece for turbo feed please help

Thu 06 Nov 2008 08:28:04 PM
frank2 WROTE:

"sarge

i heard they are 1/8" bsp too, personally, i would use the oil gallery plug on the front of the head (if you can get it out !)

frank"


yeh, no. been over this so many times.. its the last place to get oil in the whole engine, why you would want to starve your turbo from oil i dunno.. mitsubishi got its oil feed from the head on the first lot of 4g63 engines.. and had numerous turbocharger failures... the fix- get the oil supply from the oil pump, or in their case tee the oil pressure sensor as the sensor is located directly on the oil pump.
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Re: oil feed T-Piece for turbo feed please help

Fri 07 Nov 2008 07:38:43 AM
ok cheers for that mate
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Re: oil feed T-Piece for turbo feed please help

Fri 07 Nov 2008 08:30:52 AM
If you're from the UK, Think Automotive in Isleworth, Middlesex near London supply literally every type of fitting you could possible need. Give them a call on 0208 568 1172.