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norm007

posted on 28/12/09 at 10:15 AM Reply With Quote
Sierra brake pipe thread size???

Hi.

Could anybody tell me the brake pipe thread size on a Ford Sierra master cylinder please?

Also, does anybody know if it is possible to get right angle fitting in this size?

I am converting to throttle bodies and struggling for space for air filter.

Please help??????

Cheers in advance





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t16turbotone

posted on 28/12/09 at 10:43 AM Reply With Quote
i THINK its M10x1.0mm, dont know about 90 degree fitting
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whitestu

posted on 28/12/09 at 10:49 AM Reply With Quote
Yep, mine was M10 x 1
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scudderfish

posted on 28/12/09 at 11:09 AM Reply With Quote
Can you use a banjo fitting?

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russbost

posted on 28/12/09 at 01:29 PM Reply With Quote
It is definitely M10 x 1.0, you can use either a male convex or a banjo type fitting tho' the male convex is by far more common





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norm007

posted on 28/12/09 at 04:42 PM Reply With Quote
It is definitely M10 x 1.0, you can use either a male convex or a banjo type fitting tho' the male convex is by far more common
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Thank you to all who have replied. I was going to get the pipe made up before removing excisting pipe to save on spillage (just being lazy), ya know how it is???





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