JEGS
90 Degree Max Flow Swivel Hose End -6 AN
555-100021
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Blue/Red 90 degree Swivel Hose Ends
JEGS 555-100021 90 Degree Max Flow Swivel Hose End Features:
- Completes your plumbing with a clean appearance
- Constructed from durable blue/red anodized aluminum for great looks and long life
- For applications requiring a -6 AN female max flow hose end adapter fitting
- Many sizes and configurations available to complete your plumbing project
- The most secure type of connection for peace of mind
FAQ
What size are AN hose fittings?
- AN hose fittings range from -4 AN up to -24 AN. They come in various types for specific fluid applications such as fuel, oil, and coolant. Be sure to choose the correct fitting to ensure a secure and efficient connection for your fluid transfer needs.
What is the difference between -6 AN and -8 AN?
- The difference lies in the size. -6 AN and -8 AN refer to the diameter of the hoses and fittings, with -8 AN being larger
Specifications:
Will these fittings work for power steering pressure line?
I have a 100021 that has developed a leak in the swivel seal. It is a fuel line application, and fortunately I discovered it backing the car out of the garage. Are the o-ring seals in this item compatible with gasoline?
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