EK Fuel Tank Drain Plug

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rtelford
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EK Fuel Tank Drain Plug

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Anyone know the thread size of this little bolt, I have accidentally cross threaded it and need to clean it up with a tap.

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Blacky
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Re: EK Fuel Tank Drain Plug

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After all these years I have never removed one of those little plugs .... sorry I have no idea what size it is :roll:
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.


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Harv
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Re: EK Fuel Tank Drain Plug

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Masterparts lists them as 1/8" pipe. Probably 1/8"-NPT, though could be 1/8"-BSP.

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Dr Terry
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Re: EK Fuel Tank Drain Plug

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Harv wrote:Masterparts lists them as 1/8" pipe. Probably 1/8"-NPT, though could be 1/8"-BSP.

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No, definitely 1/8" NPT.

GM-H rarely used BSP in those days.

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