ARB bulkhead fitting

[The BAD Influence]

A few years ago I followed Eddie's write up and switched my airlines to stainless braided. Recently had to work on my rear axle, so while it was out, I added an Artec truss. I had planned on going directly into the bulkhead fitting, as Eddie did, so the line came straight up, instead of doing a 90° turn with the Bango fitting. I can't find any fitting or adapter to connect the airline to the bulkhead. Metric, SAE, British....nothing. Does anyone know what the thread type is of the ARB bulkhead fitting?

 

[wayoflife]

I'm pretty sure that ARB uses JIC. A JIC-04 if I recall. A hydraulic shop should be able to help you out.

 

[The BAD Influence]

Thanks Eddie

 

[WJCO]

If you're just trying to figure out the thread type without measuring, I would just call ARB. They have great customer service. Post a picture of what your talking about if it's something different.

I found this on Google images. No clue if it's accurate or not.

 

[The BAD Influence]

I'm pretty sure that ARB uses JIC. A JIC-04 if I recall. A hydraulic shop should be able to help you out.

Eddie. Here's the bango bolt next to the JIC4. JIC4 will start, but will only go in about one or 2 threads worth.

 

[GP NOIR]

Check with Hose & Rubber. They have a store in Provo and SLC

 

[The BAD Influence]

Check with Hose & Rubber. They have a store in Provo and SLC

They're sick of me. Been there 4 times. Finally had them make me an extension and was able to snake it around and out a gap in the truss.

 

[duktrx]

The fine folks at the ARB service support center for North America directed me to this fine resource when I asked a similar question earlier this year.

https://www.arb.com.au/assets/air-lockers/4-01.pdf

 

[The BAD Influence]

The fine folks at the ARB service support center for North America directed me to this fine resource when I asked a similar question earlier this year.

https://www.arb.com.au/assets/air-lockers/4-01.pdf

Thank you