jnelson33
Mechanical
- Mar 7, 2018
- 52
Hello All,
We're finding it difficult to source the specification for what the aftermarket is calling a bump tube fitting.
This fitting was popular on USDM brands for several decades and might still be used on some legacy vehicles like Ford's E-Series vans.
Regardless, the best I can research is that it could be a push connect fitting, or bump tube. Bump tube is by far the most popular name in the zeitgeist.
Here are some pictures.
Any help is appreciated: Thanks in advance!
We're finding it difficult to source the specification for what the aftermarket is calling a bump tube fitting.
This fitting was popular on USDM brands for several decades and might still be used on some legacy vehicles like Ford's E-Series vans.
Regardless, the best I can research is that it could be a push connect fitting, or bump tube. Bump tube is by far the most popular name in the zeitgeist.
Here are some pictures.
- This one shows the standard tube form with sliding nut: An O-ring typically installs on the tube and sits adjacent to the flange formed in the tube. Note the slight flare on the tube's end.
- This one shows an aluminum adapter fitting that also has the flared style tube.
- This one shows a straight form instead of a small flare.
Any help is appreciated: Thanks in advance!