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SAE MALE ELBOW 69SM-04 X 02

$6.55/Each
Part# 05-12260
MFR Model# 69SM-04X02
DescriptionTube O.D.Thread SizePart Number
69SM-04 X 02 - Male Elbow1/4"1/8"05-12260

Overview

Brass SAE male elbows for NSR tubing.
   
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Reviews

I have ordered these before. On my last order, the parts I received had different dimensions, my ASE wrenches did not fit and my metric wrenches were not any better. I used a Crescent wrench to install them. I like the old style better

Robert M Verified Purchase

SAE MALE ELBOW 69SM-04 X 02

November 17, 2022

These are perfect for your brakes. You do not need a ferrel for the 3/16 size. Do not over tighten and they will work great.

Greg M
May 5, 2021

These do not work with the nylaflow tubing for 3/16 size. There is no tubing insert so theres nothing for the sleeve and nut to compress onto. If you installed these as-in, your tubing will collapse and leak. None of the SAE fittings in 3/16 size have inserts, not just these male elbows. This makes them all unusable. Interestingly the 1/4 size fittings have the inserts and work just fine. I came back to Aircraft Spruce to see if they just forgot to include the inserts, but was told inserts are not supplied with the fittings from their supplier. Pretty frustrating.

Brian
July 19, 2019

Q&A

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Q: What thread form do these fittings use?

The fittings have pipe thread on one end and a compression nut for the tube on the other end.

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