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TD42 Turbo Oil feed

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TD42 Turbo Oil feed

Post by oondy »

Pulled the 1/8BSPT plug out of the side of the block, the one above/within the engine mount bracket.

I went to screw the oil line fitting adapter into it but it only went in a couple of turns before it became toight.

I put a 1/8BSPT tap into it to cut a bit more thread into it but only went a couple of turns further.

Should I keep tapping it further to get a few more threads in there for the fitting?

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Post by JemmyBubbles »

Hey pal,

I was having similar problems to what you were having with my oil fittings when I bought a turbo glide kit and managed to loose the fitting that screws into the side of the block

I emailed the turbo glide guy and he said...

"
Hello Jeremy,

for oil supply only 1/8 bsp x 1/4 flare into engine block at engine mount.

Rgds,

John"

Maybe the 1/4 flare thing is important ? I just handed that info to the guys at pirtek and said I need this..

Jeremy
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Post by oondy »

I think the "...1/4 flare" part refers to the fitting/thread on the opposite end of the 1/8BSPT thread, may be wrong though.

The fitting I have is 1/8BSPT but 12mm Straight flare or something like that.

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Post by its aford not a nissan »

the thread you need has to be tapered and should go in at least several turns before the taper tightens and seals it
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Post by oondy »

i have the tapered fitting....hence the "T" in 1/8 BSPT.

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Post by its aford not a nissan »

did you visually line the threads up from the gromet and the new oil feed line as i know there a different thread that is very close but has a slightly different pitch that will only let you get a few turns till it goes tight it sounds like you have the wrong thread
mine went in easily , the only hard part was to get a spanner in there to tighten it
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Post by nastytroll »

you proberly have a 1/8 NPT witch is 1 thread different, do not tap the block deeper as the tapered thread with the right pitch will never seal.
1/8 BSPT is 28 thread per inch and 1/8 NPT is 27 TPI also slightly bigger diameter
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Post by oondy »

I had to tap the fitting on my dump pipe with 1/8BSPT coz thats what the stainless fitting on the thermocouple has, this very same fitting screws into that no probs at all.

got it in now any hoo....all good so far.

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Post by Woop »

I'm sure that the thread size is M10X1 tapered, but would have to double check.

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Post by oondy »

The plug that came out of the block also screwed into the same 1/8BSPT thread that I had tapped on my dump pipe.

but had heard that M10x1 Tapered is a close but not perfect match for 1/8BSPT

Anyone know what thread the coolant drain at the rear of the block is? I was told 1/4BSPT but after finding out the hard way with a puddle of coolant on the shed floor, its not.

is there a 3/8BSPT or 5/16BSPT thread? Its the same as the 5/8 barbed fitting that screws into the thermostat housing for the heater hose, whatever that is.

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Post by nastytroll »

it is 3/8 bspt, I think I gave you a bum steer last time, I have just finished getting all the fitting together for another turbo kit
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Post by oondy »

fired mine up last night, 10:00pm, exhaust only elbow below dump pipe.......oooooooh that sweet whistle.

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Re: TD42 Turbo Oil feed

Post by DanGrey »

BUMPPP! :sleeping: wake up mates.. can anyone give me the best description (in layman's term) for oil line fitting ?? I have this write up so i needed to define some terms.. thanks mates!
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