Control Devices Brass Tank Valve Review

I bought this because I wanted to fit an air valve to a pump sprayer which I had converted to use as an engine oil fill pump to fill storage areas in newly built and long unused ones fill engines. There is no risk of bursting as all spray bottles are now equipped with pressure relief valves. While manual pumping works, compressed air makes the job easier and faster. Since the thread is 1/8" iron pipe (IPT) thread, a set of appropriately sized stainless steel washers and o-ring seal and a…

I bought two of these with the intention of removing the cores and using them as pressure ports and screw capping. However, when I received them, I found that the cores didn't unscrew like a regular Schrader valve, so I had to stamp the core and then drill it out in a press. The valve is made of stainless steel parts, so you will need a cobalt drill, which can still damage the connector. So think of it as a valve block, not a valve core holder. If you look at the face of the Schrader valve, you

This is exactly what I wanted. I bought it along with a Russell 640700 (M12x1.25) banjo bolt to make a fuel pressure sensor adapter for my 1994 (V6) 4Runner. It can be installed and removed with minimal effort, but it doesn't interfere or leak, so I'll probably just leave it as is. I should note that I also purchased a brass 90 degree road elbow in case I had gaping issues, but I didn't need it - only a bolt and valve is required if your FP gauge includes a hose. I wanted to check the fuel…