i need this! wtb with picture!!

[Tyler]

i need this little guy, its a fitting of some sort coming out of the back of the intake manifold, its threaded so i assume you can just unscrew it, but i havent tried. anyways the kid i bought this motor from said he didnt break anything when he pulled it but whatever. does anyone have one of these i could buy off them? give me a price shipped to 98362. thanks!

[Buddyworm]

I'm sure you'll be able to find a piece to replace that. Take it out and start hitting up your local Napa/other part stores. It might not be exactly the same but something is bound to work.

[Tyler]

i know i could do that, and i still might. but i see so many people parting out ca's and i would rather have the correct part

[mazikowski]

That's the vac nipple for your brake booster IIRC. Anything that is the same size and thread should work (make sure the nipple part fits the booster hose)

[hydraulx]

Almost all nissans have the same threaded fitting. I got mine of a sr20 but the one off a ca18de works. ill check if the ka one fits tomorrow

[Rin5]

Remove and LOWES/HomeDepot FTW~!! ^_^....

[float_6969]

I'd hit up a hardware store as well. It will be MUCH cheaper.

[sjbsuperman1425]

the KA one does fit, its what i had to use. yea Home Depot would probably be your best bet if you can't find one from a KA,SR, or other CA. just make sure the piece you buy is long enough. I made that mistake before

[bradt]

You will need to find it in a pipe fitting section. Be cautious though, most auto stores will only have NPT fittings. The thread you need is British Standard (BPSS I believe). NPT may work, but usually it has too large of an outer diameter. Find a plumbing or industrial supply store with metric fittings and you will be fine.

[articzap]

You will need to find it in a pipe fitting section. Be cautious though, most auto stores will only have NPT fittings. The thread you need is British Standard (BPSS I believe). NPT may work, but usually it has too large of an outer diameter. Find a plumbing or industrial supply store with metric fittings and you will be fine.

This guy is totally correct. Its an expensive little guy. What I did was goto a hydraulic store. The sold me a BPSS fitting to convert to NPT. Then an NPT fitting with a hose barb. Mine now just comes straight off the back of the manifold. The 90* wasn't worth trying to keep.

[rico05]

It is BSPT (British Standard Pipe Thread).

Why not just pull it and weld it back?