Help A Very unique problem

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- John Marks
  
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20 years ago

Sat, Apr 17, 2004 2:05 AM

hello

I have a duel channel tubing that has been punctured and cannot be sealed. This is what I was hoping you could help me fix this. I am looking for a part that is about the size length and diameter of your thumb that would fit watertight into a 3/8 polyurethane tube. On the other end, the part should have two nubs offset 90 degrees from the inlet that would allow me to connect two very skinny tubes. All connections should be made watertight and withstand some backpressure. I would rather not use metal if possible. I have seen this similar setup in the vacuum system in one of my automobiles but I am having trouble identifying the part.

Any ideas please post or better yet send to tclane snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com

Thanks for you time

T C Lane

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20 years ago

Sat, Apr 17, 2004 2:42 AM

You must have a very, very skinny thumb. Check your local hardware store.

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- Rex B
  
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20 years ago

Mon, Apr 19, 2004 4:28 PM

||hello || ||I have a duel channel tubing that has been punctured and cannot be sealed. ||This is what I was hoping you could help me fix this. I am looking for a ||part that is about the size length and diameter of your thumb that would ||fit watertight into a 3/8 polyurethane tube. On the other end, the part ||should have two nubs offset 90 degrees from the inlet that would allow me ||to connect two very skinny tubes. All connections should be made watertight ||and withstand some backpressure. I would rather not use metal if possible. ||I have seen this similar setup in the vacuum system in one of my ||automobiles but I am having trouble identifying the part.

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