RUSSELL PWR STEERING ADAPTER, 6AN MALE TO M18 X 1.5

RUSSELL PWR STEERING ADAPTER, 6AN MALE TO M18 X 1.5

$ 11.04

Score By Feature

Based on 123 ratings

Giftable

9.04

Satisfaction

9.29

Customer service

9.33

Delivery

9.53

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Questions & Answers

I'm not sure what kind of thread this is. ?

18mm X 1. a 5 on the pump side and a - on the other On the hose end, it's a 6 AN fitting.

I have a 73 Chevy Blazer steering gearbox and am looking for the fittings that go inside and out of it - Will all six of these work together?

On the gearbox side, these are metric (18mm x 1.25in). 5 thread. You'll have to check with Russell for a sae that fits - 6 or invest in a modern metric gearbox

I have a Mercury power steering pump from 1987 and a Cavalier rack from 1984. What are the dimensions of the fittings I require?

You should send an email to Russell Fittings and describe your situation; they should be able to advise you on what you require.

Selected User Reviews For RUSSELL PWR STEERING ADAPTER, 6AN MALE TO M18 X 1.5

The pump side of the power steering box requires this adapter

4/5

This adapter is for the pump side of an older GM Saginaw steering box (threads are slightly larger in diameter than the return side). The 6AN threads were a little messed up, which is why I gave it four stars. I had an old 6AN female fitting lying around, so it wasn't a big deal. It was easy to install after a few times of running it in and out. It appears to be well-made. The o- Because the ring isn't seated, it will easily come off if you aren't careful.

Beau COLES

| Dec 06, 2021

Threaded into the steering rack of a 98-year-old car, it works for the most part

5/5

Perfect fit for a 2002 F-body Camaro. (m16x1) is the result. 5) and the M18x1 pressure ports 5) are of two distinct sizes. The m16x1 is a microprocessor with 16 bits of memory. The powersteering pump is also threaded with 5, but the threads are too tall, leaving several threads exposed, so I went a different route. Aside from that, the product is excellent.

Scarlet Marshall

| Apr 09, 2021

It performed admirably and did not leak

5/5

This part was exactly what I needed to connect my winch to my power steering system, and it did the job perfectly. No leaks. I'm content with myself.

Isaac Nixon

| Jun 10, 2021

This was a fantastic fix for my Saginaw steering gear

5/5

Custom-made power steering lines were used to solve the problem.

Virginia Hamilton

| Feb 21, 2021

When ordering, keep in mind that it might be too short; it's a good fit, but I need it to be a little longer

3/5

I ordered a 648060 16mm by mistake and assumed that the 648080 18mm would be the same length, but it isn't. Now I have to trim the bottom of the hex to make it screw in further, and I'm thinking about running a washer under the O-ring. in addition to the ring.

Silas Novak

| Sep 13, 2021

My yj steering box has a pressure side that fits

5/5

I needed a new line for a different pump and the pressure side hard tube wouldn't work, so I used this, a 90 fitting, and a new line. well made and fits nicely on the pressure side of a yj steering box.

Francisco Taylor

| Aug 13, 2021

it was a success There was never a leak in this house

4/5

I couldn't find a power steering return line for my 2004 Pontiac GTO, so I had to make one myself. This was used to secure the power steering rack, followed by a - 6a hose nipple and a fitting on top of that. it was a success There was never a leak in this house.