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Radiator Pressure Relief Valves

Price:$26.99
RADIATOR PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE
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$26.99
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Item #:
91015805
Item Details:
Required for 91015600
 
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  • 91015805
    Overall Length
    1.620"
    Thread Length
    0.450"
    Thread Pitch
    1/4" NPT
    Material Type
    Copper
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    Notes
    Threads into Speedway Aluminum T-Bucket radiator to limit pressure to 15 psi.

This valve is used with Speedway's aluminum T-bucket radiator (91015600). It threads into a 1/4" NPT hole in the top radiator tank and it limits the pressure in the radiator to 15 psi.

The aluminum T-bucket radiator does not use a conventional "pressure" radiator cap, rather it uses the decorative "T" caps to seal the neck at the top of the radiator.

The arrow on the valve indicates the flow from the radiator.

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I used this item on a pressure tank

By Lloyd from Mt. Nebo, WV on 5/12/2010
Pros:
It fit my pressure tank
Cons:
Needed higher pressure
Best Uses:
Radiator and pressuretank
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

This is the only Company that carried the pressure valve . I looked everywhere ! I needed a 20lb. pressure valve , but this is working . I am using it on a diesel engine , that when under load gets a little hotter than a gas engine . I know it will work great on a gas engine .

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my question is does the valves get routed back thru the cooling system also which way does the valve go on thanks charles

Asked on 5/31/2011 3:38:26 PM by John from collinwood tn

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is there a spot to install this valve, if so where is it? or do i have to drill and tap a spot?

Asked on 9/3/2011 11:37:20 AM by rudy watt from miami , Fl

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What size straight fitting do I need to route coolant from your model T radiator?

Asked on 10/19/2011 3:49:39 PM by Fred from Houston, TX

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