hopefully simple question-

what is the thread pitch on the back of a mechanical ultralite autometer boost gauge?

 

if it's not in the instructions, maybe go to the hardware store and try a bunch of fasteners? this is probably too specific a question to be answered on this forum.

 

i dont have the instructions and the ones on the autometer site are a bit ambigious.

http://autometer.com/download_instruction/691F.pdf

Also, the gauge is 120 miles away from me right now

 

i wanna say its 1/4 npt but i'll have to verify.
i can find out tomorrow afternoon, but i'm sure you'll have an answer by then.

 

its 1/8th npt

 

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it looked a weeee too big to be 1/8 but then again im drunk. Seems to be a trend lately. School begins tomorrow

 

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yea.

i used a 1/4npt for something just the other day, it's pretty big.

has to be 1/8npt.

btw, i said 'i wanna say its 1/4npt...' not 'its 1/4npt'
if you're gonna quote me, dont change it around.

 

eeek sorry, didnt see I left some out!

Thanks again for checking, I appreciate it!

 

1/8th NPT

 

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Def 1/8th NPT. Same as the threads on the Golden Eagle vacuum manifold