Oil Pressure port

[SkipBurney]

Since this Corona virus thing I am going out of my way to only buy made in the USA everything. I may not be able to get some things but from this day on I will look for Made in the USA label

 

[Steven Sochalski]

Last I heard, many stainless steels will work harden and crack. I'd probably go with something like schedule 80 galvanized.

Depending on process fluid yes. Oil and steam tend to not have issues in stainless. But a galvanized pipe would do just fine.

Use steel hydraulic fittings. It's a pain in the ass to get cheap China stainless steel fittings to not leak. I have a five gallon bucket full of them that I'm going to scrap because they will not seal.

Thank you all for taking the time to answer my question. I'll definitely be switching the brass out.

 

[rwk]

you can also use a hyd. hose and remote mount the sender/s, the problem is the weight of the sender on the pipe along with vibration cause's failure, trick used in T4 VW alum case's

 

[YJMike92]

That brass is a bad idea, vibration will break it.

That was my first thought as well.

 

[Socal88]

Why not use a braided line with a bracket , that way you can route it anywhere you wish and keep it out of harms way.

 

[Steven Sochalski]

I was thinking about the hydraulic hose or braided hose to remote mount as well. Seems like most only go to 212 degrees though. It is really close to the exhaust downpipe.