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Old 04-19-2004, 06:11 PM   #1
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Metric to standard conversion

larger than a 6mm, but smaller than a 7mm, what is the sae probable? Maybe around a 1/4 inch?

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OK, I guessed it right, it is a 1/4 inch SAE.

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Old 04-19-2004, 08:39 PM   #3
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yeah 1/4
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Old 04-20-2004, 04:54 AM   #4
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OH Rick I was going to give you a pass but I just cant!!!!!:p

Why are you wanting to know about the Ghetto Conversion table?????? Because I know you have metrics and SAE tools!!!!!

Please tell!!!!
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Because normally my car is mostly all Metric, but this B&M transmission cooler came with everything standard, I was looking for a metric socket to fit on clamps, but 6 was too small and 7 too large, was trying to figure what standard size it might be, lol. I finally got that thing installed and nothing appears to be leaking, after fooling around with it for a good part of 3 days now, plus I took off my hood latch to give me room while I was installing the cooler and when I put it back in the hood won't latch, any tips on hood latch adjusting anyone?
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Oh, here is a tip on tranny cooling installation: If you do one, when you put the adapter into your radiator use thread tape on it, that was where my illusive leak was coming from, cause I didn't, took it out, thread taped it, put it back in, snugged it, put hose and clamp back on, no more leaks it seems, knock on some wood, fast, lol

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