I'm looking for a way to connect to clutch lines that each have a fitting on already. (Trying to bypass the rubber section of the clutch line) I guess I need some sort of "union" or "junction" for clutch/brake lines, but I don't know exactly what it is or what it's called or where to get it. Is that gray T-shaped thing (great description, eh?) in the upper-right portion of this picture something like what I'm looking for?


I figure I need a female-female adapter since both lines have flare nuts on their ends. Any help would be appreciated.

 

any hardware store should have exactly what you need. just take the line or hose in with you and match it up.

 

^^^ Lee speaks the truth ^^^

 

I dono, I had a bad experience with the last Autozone that I went to for flare nuts. Think they'll have the junction/union thing? (What's it called???) I might have to find a real hardware store around here...

 

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thats why i didnt say PARTS SUPPLIER, i said hardware store, them people are freaks, they can look at most fittings and know the exact specs. parts stores hire wannabe gearheads that think just because they know what an alternator belt is they are a mechanic. use them for parts, nothing else.

 

lol schardbody I guess that's true. Note to self: Figure out where all the hardware stores are...

 

http://www.slhondaparts.com/br...=true

part #10 if all else fails.

 

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yep.

 

Yeh that pretty much looks like what I'd want. Some sort of junction and it can be pinned down. Excellent.

 

most likely any autoparts store could help you with that.
it seems like a junction but check to make sure.

 

how about going with a full stainless steel line? i know you already found what you're looking for, but its an option...


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