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    1. 03-31-2009 #1
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      brake fitting adapters ?

      anyone know where to get brake fitting adapters ? I need female SAE to metirc male 10mm x 1mm and SAE to 11mm x 1.5mm fittings.thanx
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      NAPA usually carries quite a bit of fittings.
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      Or try Williams Oil Filter Service in Tacoma, WA. They carry just about every oddball fitting you can imagine.
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      Quote Originally Posted by silver69camaro View Post
      Or try Williams Oil Filter Service in Tacoma, WA. They carry just about every oddball fitting you can imagine.
      kind of a drive for me
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      Quote Originally Posted by LSXfan View Post
      kind of a drive for me
      That's what USPS is for.
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      Most auto parts stores stock one brand of fittings, whether it be Edelmann, Everco, or Weatherhead, all of which should have the fittings that you're looking for.

      3/8-24 SAE female X M10x1.0 ISO bubble: Edelmann #271300, Everco #3024B, WH #1442

      3/8-24 SAE female X M11x1.5 ISO bubble: Edelmann #264000, Everco #3030, WH #7973



      If you're having trouble with your local auto parts stores, you may give Brakequip a call as I believe they have those fittings as well, just with their own part numbers.

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      thanx for the info !
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      local NAPA had both part numbers on the shelf ! thanx for the help !!!!!
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