Power Brake Hose Fitting Specifications
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Power Brake Hose Fitting Specifications
I am looking for a Power Brake Hose Fitting 374632-s for my 1965 F100.
I realize the part is probably obsolete so if I can't find this specific part, does anyone have the specifications for this part? ie fitting size, thread type/size, hose size, etc. so I can find a suitable alternative.
Thanks in anticipation.
Chris
I realize the part is probably obsolete so if I can't find this specific part, does anyone have the specifications for this part? ie fitting size, thread type/size, hose size, etc. so I can find a suitable alternative.
Thanks in anticipation.
Chris
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found part on this site
https://www.scribd.com/doc/93224569/...-Parts-Catalog
I spend hours looking then as soon as I ask for help I find all sorts of information
https://www.scribd.com/doc/93224569/...-Parts-Catalog
I spend hours looking then as soon as I ask for help I find all sorts of information
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374632-S .. Elbow-Hose to Manifold 3/8" -18 - 90 degree / Obsolete
-18 = thread count.
1965/72 F100/250 2WD / 1965/71 Galaxie/LTD 352/390.
No Ford dealer or obsolete parts vendor has any.
-18 = thread count.
1965/72 F100/250 2WD / 1965/71 Galaxie/LTD 352/390.
No Ford dealer or obsolete parts vendor has any.
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"18" is the number of threads per inch span of the fitting/bolt.
As an example, in a bolt, a 3/8"-24 would be 3/8" diameter by 24 threads per inch --this would be a fine thread compared to a 3/8"-16 bolt, which would be a course thread bolt.
As an example, in a bolt, a 3/8"-24 would be 3/8" diameter by 24 threads per inch --this would be a fine thread compared to a 3/8"-16 bolt, which would be a course thread bolt.
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Thanks for the feedback NumberDummy and ultraranger
Figured the part was obsolete but managed to find a brass fitting that should do the job with the correct size, configuration and thread count.
Onto the next impossible to find part.
Thanks again!
Figured the part was obsolete but managed to find a brass fitting that should do the job with the correct size, configuration and thread count.
Onto the next impossible to find part.
Thanks again!
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