Reply to "Heater Valve"

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Ok, Being a Plumber/Pipefitter for too many years....The two threads are different. Pantera Place is clearly the correct male flair thread. The one in question ? Well I have acouple questions ? Are the threads straight or tapered, they appear straight but does that screw is too easy ? Tight or just fine ? If straight ? Then another question ? Does that fitting unscrew from the housing ? If so the wrong end is screwed into the valve housing ! Otherwise a tappered ferrel of some sort can be machined and push in the end, sort of like the Radiant heating plastic adapters ferrels. As a matter of fact one would probably work. They have orings on the inside and slide int he end of a straight thread. Other wise this is an aftermarket part for anthoer automobile.

4/1/057:11 PM

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