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#6174830
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Universal Fit, 5/8"-18 Thread Pitch, Steel
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Return PolicyZinc-plated steel banjo bolt assembly for the pressure connection (outlet) to the pump.
Fitting 617-4830 fits our:
WARNING: Fitting is designed to accept an AN-6 stainless steel braided wire high-pressure hose.
CA WARNING:
Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 6174830 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Zinc Plated |
| GENERAL | |
| Thread Pitch | 5/8"-18 |
| Thread Pitch (2) | M16-1.5 |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | Fitting is designed to accept an AN-6 stainless steel braided wire high-pressure hose. |
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Customers commend the product for its excellent quality and practical application in tight spaces, particularly within engine bays. It enhances the professional appearance of power steering lines. The precision fits allow high clearance between heads and pumps. Users appreciate its functionality, which outperforms pricier alternatives from competitors, offering better flow, strength, and aesthetic appeal. It's identified as a superior, cost-effective solution for specialty fittings.
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Works great in tight or hard to fit area's, would buy again
5.0
5 years ago
Mick
Murrieta CA
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Very low design for tight places in engine bay
Would Recommend
When space matters
5.0
9 years ago
Triple 6
Australia
Verified
When you have exhausted all avenues looking at fittings for tight spaces, look no further. Was the only way to get a professional looking job with ample clearance between heads and pump
Would Recommend
Professional
5.0
10 years ago
Dave
NC
Verified
Made my power steering lines look expertly finished and helps relieve clutter at the back of my billet steering pump.
Would Recommend
Very well made (AT THE RIGHT PRICE) Race
5.0
13 years ago
switzer
Milford, NJ, USA
I own a Boat & Auto Repair Shop in Milford N.J. Had a 1989 Hi powered race boat with Gil Exhaust system, the streeing pump is mounted real close for the 90* an fitting will not work. The old line was kinked and not useable. I call 4 large race boat part dealers for tech help on there fitting size to make sure it would fit the pump. I got no help the tech did not even have the bolt size 5/8 thead pich 18, no one had the info I needed to get the right part at the high price of over $60.00 us. punched in the part number and up poped speedwaymotors.com Found the banjo fitting (the right size) all the tech info was thereon the page for me to check fitment for 89 GM pump. ( IT WAS NO PROBLEM AT ALL AND 1/3 THE PRICE, BETTER QUALITY, SRONGER, BETTER FLOW, LOOKS NICE ) (THANK YOU I NOW HAVE A REAL GOOD PARTS SUPPLIER FOR ALL THE RACE PARTS AT THE RIGHT PRICE. Thank you form Gene at A-1 Auto & Marine Services
Would Recommend
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5 Questions • 8 Answers
Looking at using this for a Saginaw 1980+ style power steering pump which uses a M16-1.5 outlet with o-ring seal (metric, otherwise similar to 65-79 style PS pumps). The description has "Thread Pitch (2): M16-1.5", does that mean this comes with 2 banjo bolts, a 5/8"-18 as well as a M16-1.5? Also, is the head of this swivel or do I need to make sure the orientation of the hose is correct before tightening onto the PTFE hose?
by Angelo
• 7 years ago
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What is the correct torque specs for the banjo bolt with crush washers, I am still experiencing some seepage but do not want to over tighten.
by Donald
• 8 years ago
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I have installed this on my pump and have minor seapage, I have loosened and re tightened. Still seaping. Should I have used an o ring along with the the copper crush washer? I have a 68 firebird with remanufactured pump.
by 68birdman
• 9 years ago
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Will this fit a 1998 Lexus steering rack low pressure P/S return side?
by Doug
• 14 years ago
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will this fitting #6174830 work with p.s. pump #91032906? i need to make a 90 degree turn from the pump due to clearance problem.
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• 14 years ago
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