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FITTING, ADAPTER, METRIC, M16X1.5 MALE TO 1/8" NPTF FEMALE, BRASS

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DESCRIPTION:

1/8" NPT Female to M16x1.5 Male Commonly used for oil pressure sensor / line installation on GM LS engines when connecting to the port on the top of the block behind the intake manifold

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Constructed from solid brass

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QUESTIONS:

Do you have a drawing of the adaptor? I need to know the height of the hexagonal nut. Thanks Andi

Asked by: AndiGuzzi

The overall length is .938 inches, the hex part is .5 inches of that.

Answered by: Matt from AutoMeter

Date published: 2022-02-01

do you have a dimensional drawing of the adaptor? I need to know the height (or length) of the hexagonal part (nut).

Asked by: AndiGuz

We have a drawing available, but you'd have to send us an email to request it. The overall length of the entire adapter is .938 and just the hex part is .5 inches of that overall length.

Answered by: Matt from AutoMeter

Date published: 2022-01-23

I need an adapter like this but with the opposite measurements female 1/8 to maleM16x1.5, do you have it in stock?

Asked by: sean kekoa

Thank you for your question. We do not offer something like this.

Answered by: Natalia from AutoMeter

Date published: 2021-03-04

Can this be used for water temp sensor?

Asked by: Jfr515

As long as the thread pitch is the same it will work fine. 

Answered by: Pete27

Date published: 2019-01-21

how much is the shipping #2268

Asked by: 1026lab

Any time I ordered a fitting, the shipping ends up being like 2 or 3 times as much as the fitting itself. 

Answered by: Pete27

Date published: 2018-12-19

i have a 2000 chevy will this let me install a manuel oil gauge

Asked by: john tom

Hi John, to clarify, this adapter will work to install an oil pressure gauge in the valley of an LS derived V8 in place of the original oil pressure sender. You can see all the details on this gallery: https://www.facebook.com/pg/AutoMeterProductsInc/photos/?tab=album&album_id=10150417363640587 Hope this helps!

Answered by: Joseph At AutoMeter