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AN 90-Degree Push-Loc Hose End [-10 AN Female Swivel to Push-Loc Hose, Black]
555-110073
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Black AN 90-Degree Push-Loc Hose Ends
JEGS 110073 -10 AN 90-degree Push-Loc Hose End Fitting is manufactured in a durable black anodized finish to resist scratching and protect against corrosion. This JEGS push-loc fitting is designed to work with JEGS Push-loc Hose and other JEGS AN fittings to assemble a complete AN line connection.
JEGS 555-110073 AN 90-Degree Push-Loc Hose End Features:
- Designed for oil and water lines (not power steering, brakes, or nitrous)
- This fitting must be used with push-loc or twist-lok hose
- Installs easily with a push & twist hose barb
- Offers maximum weight reduction
- Rated at 250 psi and connects to standard 37-degree AN adapters
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