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McMastercar has the adapter from 1/8 bsp to whatever size npt you want. Probably less than $20 and take you five days to get it. You can force thread 1/8 npt brass and 1/8 bsp steel together with Teflon tape and it probably isn't going to leak as a thread is very close and the brass will deform to the steel. Getting the right thread from McMaster car is much better though.This is what I’ve been using for my conversions, $9, thread in place of GM sender and thread Toyota sender into it. Done. Like I said it’s NPT but the difference is so minor it doesn’t matter, I let the steel sender and aluminum threads work it out amongst themselves
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McMastercar has the adapter from 1/8 bsp to whatever size npt you want. Probably less than $20 and take you five days to get it. You can force thread 1/8 npt brass and 1/8 bsp steel together with Teflon tape and it probably isn't going to leak as a thread is very close and the brass will deform to the steel. Getting the right thread from McMaster car is much better though.
I assume you’ve seen that conglomeration “Jags That Run” sells?No, I know it doesn't leak because I've done it. On several projects.
One is steel and the other is aluminum. One could just put a tap though it real quick but it doesn't matter, it's 1 Tpi difference on a pipe thread. it's so small you can't even see it if you put them side by side. Also stacking two adapters puts the sender too high and it would run into the intake manifold.
I assume you’ve seen that conglomeration “Jags That Run” sells?
This video by PSI makes it look so clean and simple.... Really great reference except for all the mess dropping the pan. I did spin mine over like they show and that made it much easier. Only issue was my craftsman E12 socket was flared at end so would not grab the bolts, so had to grind it flat.I’ve pulled a TCM out of a 6l80 twice, both times in the vehicle. What a mess. Good call doing it now while it’s easy.
Megazip has yet to let me down when they say they can get it.I’ve been working on my basement remodel, making the cabinets sell them away from the cars lately, but this weekend drained the transmission to pull the computer out...
Also, got the delivery from mega zip with all the seals. Thanks @Baz80
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