so I bought two of these to try and fit them to the gas side of a pair of hydragas elements to re-gas them. Everywhere I read they talked about them being M10x1 thread but I think they are 1/8 BSPT thread does any of you know?
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hydrogas schrader valve thread
hydrogas schrader valve thread
'84 Mk1 Hill Climb Metro
'93 Rover 114GTI
'89 Austin Metro Special 998
'99 Rover 400 - sold
'02 Rover 75 cdti tourer
'85 MG Metro
'93 Rover 114GTI
'89 Austin Metro Special 998
'99 Rover 400 - sold
'02 Rover 75 cdti tourer
'85 MG Metro
Re: hydrogas schrader valve thread
I would have thought they would be imperial rather than metric due to the age of the hydragas systems
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M356NVP Flame Red R114 Gta (WRITE OFF)
M752PDB Kingfisher Blue R111 Kensington SE (CURRENT PROJECT)
MM07XDP Red Pugeot 107
(DAILY)Re: hydrogas schrader valve thread
I have been reliably informed that all the connections are M10x1 except the valve stem which is 1/8" BSPT.
'84 Mk1 Hill Climb Metro
'93 Rover 114GTI
'89 Austin Metro Special 998
'99 Rover 400 - sold
'02 Rover 75 cdti tourer
'85 MG Metro
'93 Rover 114GTI
'89 Austin Metro Special 998
'99 Rover 400 - sold
'02 Rover 75 cdti tourer
'85 MG Metro
Re: hydrogas schrader valve thread
I too received the same information.
M10x1 is a common break pipe thread, so can be used as a gauge to compare with the Hydragas connector.
M10x1 is a common break pipe thread, so can be used as a gauge to compare with the Hydragas connector.