Found a small leak when installing my air dryeron this fitting I believe its 1/4" tube x 3/8" threads it was barley leaking so I gave it a fresh straight cut anyway and now it leaks a lot worse should of left it alone. O ring was cracked and dry rotted,so replaced the o ring but theses o rings are a little different then normal o rings reinstalled
fitting and still leaks.Where can I buy this and other connect fittings? No parts stores around here sells these kind of fittings... Frustrating. Thanks guys.
push to connect fitting
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Try a welding supply, or plumbing supplier. Not joking, those guys carry the strangest things. Especially when it comes to brass fittings.
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Thanks, was thinking of going to home depot but it needs to work with 120 psi.
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You must use DOT brass on anything air brake. Every heavy truck parts house and truck dealer across the globe should have these on hand. Try Parker store or hydraulic parts suppliers for stock of proper hose and fittings. I would guess your fitting in question is 1/4 x 1/8"npt. A traditional compression fitting will fit in its place just the same.
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What about a Parker store?
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Thanks 3/8 npt goes in the air compressor governor.
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spsauerland Thanks this.
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Really I measured the width of the threads with my calipers and it was 10 mm which I believe is 3/8 ?
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PTC fittings all seem to leak! Hard to beat compression fittings. One in picture to a compression would a VS269NTA4-2.
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