GlowShift Fuel Pressure Banjo Bolt Sensor Adapter Compatible with Honda & Acura - Installs to Fuel Filter Housing - Includes 90 Degree Thread Adapter & Copper Crush Washers
Brand: GlowShift
Categories: Automotive, Replacement Parts, Fuel System, Fittings

GlowShift’s Banjo Bolt Adapter is specifically designed for and compatible with the Honda Fuel Filter. This adapter will replace your stock banjo bolt allowing you to easily install your fuel pressure sending unit directly to the fuel filter housing. Also included with this Banjo Bolt is a 1/8-27 NPT Female to Male 90 Degree Elbow that allows a more accessible position for the fuel sensor. The thread size for this banjo bolt is M12 x 1.25" and comes with two 12mm diameter crush washers. GlowShift includes installation instructions, free lifetime technical support and a one year limited warranty with each banjo bolt purchased. This Banjo Bolt is compatible with the follow vehicles: 88-91 Honda Civic / CRX All Models , 92-95 Honda Civic All Models , 96-00 Honda Civic All Models , 93-97 Honda Del Sol , 92-96 Honda Prelude All Models , 00-03 Honda S2000 , 90-93 Acura Integra All Models , 94-01 Acura Integra All Models Including Type-R , 91-00 Acura NSX All Models , Any Fuel Filter Compatible with M12 x 1.25" Banjo Bolt .

GlowShift Fuel Pressure Banjo Bolt Thread Adapter Replaces the Factory Bolt & Allows Users to Install a 1/8-27 NPT Fuel Pressure Sensor to the Fuel Filter Housing
Compatible with Honda & Acura Vehicles
Features a 1/8-27 NPT Female Thread Port to M12 x 1.25 Male Thread - 2 Crush Washers
Includes Step-By-Step Installation Instructions
GlowShift Guarantee with One Year Limited Warranty & Free Lifetime Technical Support

Material: Copper
Brand: GlowShift
Color: Copper
Connector Type: Elbow
Thread Size: 1.25 inch
Exterior Finish: Brass
Thread Type: NPT
Item Weight: 8.1 Ounces
Manufacturer: GlowShift Gauges
Part Number: GS-FA_Banjo-Honda
Item model number: GS-FA_Banjo-Honda
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Package Quantity: 1
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: November 19, 2013