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    Default Finger Strainer

    Does anyone know the thread size for the inside of the Finger Strainer? Need to clean out the brass threads for the AN fitting for the hose.

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    I thought about buying new ones because of what I though was old dried debris but it looks like a seam. Pictures of the ones at Univair look as bad as mine

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    Default Re: Finger Strainer

    a wire brush and some carb clean will spiff that right up.

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    Get yourself some Hoppe's #9 gun cleaner and soak it overnight. That stuff works amazingly well, especially on brass.

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    Default Re: Finger Strainer

    It is pipe thread both inside and out. I want to say 1/4" pipe but would have to check.

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    Default Re: Finger Strainer

    I just bought two new ones . The inner threads on one wasnt too good and wanted to cross thread . I did find a tap for the outside but not the inside . 12/20 was close but seems a bit loose after running the tap through . Didn’t want a leak so pulled the trigger

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