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A Lowell woman is dead after a fire broke out at a Billerica Street home early Tuesday, the Lowell Sun reported.
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The fire at 195 Billerica St. was reported at 1:47 a.m., Winward said.
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A mixture of a "bit" and a "bunch".
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What you call someone when you don't want to say the B-word.
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To beat someone within and inch of their life
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A Binch is a mixture of a Wench + a Bitch, henceforth you get Binch.
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The word Binch is an insult, it is a combination of the words Bint and bitch, it was created when sitting on a bench near a swimming pool.
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Oil Cooler Line Fitting Size?
I am replacing the driver side (LH) oil cooler line. I need the size of the OEM fittings in hopes of find higher quality aftermarket ones. I am also going to replace the hose with a higher quality hose. The OEM one failed and I do not wish to replace it with the same hose.
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The thread is 5/8 BSP. Are you looking for exact replacement line/fittings?
If not, you can use these and convert to -10AN. You'll need to either get replacement oil coolers (something like these with -10AN or cut the BSP ends off the stock oil coolers and weld a -10AN bung to it.
Other option is to go thru Lotus dealer to get stock replacement lines if that's your preference. You might also want to consider a MoCal oil/water cooler and do away with the stock oil coolers/lines completely.
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You might be the savior I have been looking for. I have been reading your teardown post. Wow
I would like to keep my original sandwich plate. I would also like to run a new higher quality hose from the plate to the oil cooler. Here is the dilemma. Can this be done? Run the same nylon braided hose you used and add the fittings at the ends of the hose (myself in the garage) which will straight up connect into the sandwich plate and oil cooler. Simple one, two, three.
Or is there not a similar fitting out there?
Oil cooler (5/8 fitting) Hose ========= (5/8 90 degree fitting) into sandwich plate.
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i made one of those bsp to -10 fittings.i didnt know they made one.i parted half of the bsp fitting off.then did the same to a -10.welded the 2 together.to switch the oil cooler you would need female bsp to male -10.i didnt see that in the link.they might exist though.if you use push lock fittings or the braided line fittings.you will need to make them up on a bench with a vise.its best to use the special v blocks in the vise jaws too.
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The stock oil coolers are not really up to snuff (quality wise) IMHO -- it's cheaper to go with aftermarket coolers and do a full -10AN setup. Otherwise, you'll search for 5/8 BSP female swivel to -10AN (I have yet to find one, but that they may exist somewhere on this planet).
The 910 fittings I'm using a re-usable and you can actually do them without a vise or special tools (very fine thread), but I'm using AN vise jaws that makes the process super easy to secure hose to fitting. here You should use AN wrench, but it can be done with any quality wrench.
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You would not have to find 5/8" BSP to -10AN adapters. BSP aftermarket fittings do exist.
First, though, I would confirm that they are indeed 5/8" BSP. I know that robains has confirmed that the female threads in the sandwich plate are 5/8" BSP, but I haven't seen confirmation that the oil cooler lines themselves are. The stock fittings into the sandwich plate could potentially be adapters from 5/8" BSP male to something else, like a Metric fitting (which do exist). I am not saying that this is the case, just that it needs to be verified.
In either case, Goodridge makes BSP as well as Metric hose fittings. For the BSP series they are push-fit fittings:
5/8" BSP for -10 hose
350-10 straight
7000-10 45 degrees
7001-10 90 degrees
I don't think these are stocked in the USA, but they would be in the UK.
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Sounds like good advice. I did test the plate fittings both ends - the one going to plate and the one going to hose, both are 5/8 BSP. HOWEVER, I didn't verify the OEM oil cooler fitting is 5/8 BSP - just my assumption that Lotus would NOT use a different fitting on one end of the hose vs. the other end of the hose. But it is Lotus so who knows what they grab from the parts bins.
You can quickly verify 5/8 BSP buy taking your cut off piece and seeing if it screws onto the end of the OEM fitting coming out of the OEM sandwich plate -- what will confirm if the thread is the same.
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The first thing I did was test the cut off piece by attaching to the sandwich plate to verify the same 5/8 size. CONFIRMED.
I looked up the Goodridge and they are push fittings and do have the 5/8 to - 10 an as MSV pointed. Great info. However, pardon my ignorance, how reliable is a push fitting? Do you just push the rubber hose into the fitting and that's it? Does it lock in? Couldn't it slip back out? The hose states it can handle a working psi of 375 which should be lower than the oil cooler line pressure. I don't know exactly what our oil pressure is at the higher condition. The other issue is that the hose is not considered superior automotive performance but high quality. Don;t we all want superior performance quality. I wonder if it is still better than the OEM hose. Considering what happened to me, anything is better than OEM.
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If you're going to use push-on (I guess technically it's all really push-on just different methods is making the seal), then you might want to look at this stuff here - be sure to read procedures on how the hose is applied to fitting - good for 250 psi 300F, braided, light weight, and relatively cheap Fragola 8000.
I typically don't use "push-on" for oil applications -- I try to use push-on only in vacuum or smaller coolant overflow/filler applications. Having said that, I've used push-on in a fuel application (heat and worm clamp) that is holding up well (54psi low heat).
Assume when you refer to "push-on" you mean something like:
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The Aeroquip push-on fittings and hose is exactly what I used on my 944spec race car and it worked flawlessly. I did, however, use pipe clamps on the fittings just-in-case. I still want to use it for the Elise cooler setup i'm doing. Here are some pics of the 944 setup.
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Fragola is ok on the cheap, I use their 8000 series pushlock for my water lines on my IC setup. I wouldn't use it for oil. I have Fragola 8000 and Aeroquip pushlock on my car and the aeroquip is a much nicer hose.
Aeroquip pushlock is some of the best you can get, I'm using that for my oil/cranckcase vent setup with XRP fittings.
With push hose on an oil line you'll want to use an oetiker hose clamp, not the screw type clamps. McMaster-Carr (fixed link)
Pliers for those clamps: McMaster-Carr
My oil lines are Earls fittings and Earls Pro-lite 350 hose. Its ok hose but not the best. It will kink if you radius is too tight.
My new fuel lines are XRP fittings with the new XRP XR-31 hose. That is awesome stuff! Super solid, yet extremely flexible and wont kink.
From now on I'll probably use the XR-31 for fuel and oil lines and the Aeroquip socketless hose for water and vent lines if/when I have to redo any of the lines.
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damn I thought my links went right to them. Yes the pinch clamps this should work: McMaster-Carr
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the -10 push lock hose made by aeroquip is very good quality.we use -6 on the fuel lines and -10 on the oil lines with the aeroquip push lock fittings in the west dsr race cars.we have never used a clamp on them.once you push the hose all the way on.there is no getting it off short of cutting it off with a razor knife.we have never had a problem with a connection on a push lock fitting.
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I am inexperienced in the standard pipe, hose and thread sizes, but I do understand that the trade sizes don't necessarily equal the dimensions of the components. I am trying to understand this exactly, so I am looking for some help to clear up some questions. I have already tried to research it online.
It was stated earlier in this thread that the oil line connectors are 5/8" BSP. I looked that up, and found it means the thread outer diameter is 0.9020 inches, and there are 14 threads per inch. Are they BSPP or BSPT?
What I don't know is does specifying "5/8 BSP" specify the hose size as well? All the web sites I have found that describe the BSP standard only refer to it as the thread size, and say nothing of the hose or pipe size. (Those sites seem to make the implicit assumption that the reader already knows this.) If I look at the Pegasus Auto Racing site, its 5/8 BSP hose fitting is described as follows:
"5/8 ID Hose End, 5/8 BSP"
and is to be used with their 5/8 inch inner diameter hose (which is 0.9 inch outer diameter). But, given that they state both hose size and BSP size, it leads me to naturally wonder if they were just being redundant in their description, or if connectors are sometimes made with varying hose sizes for a given thread size. (I am guessing not, but would like someone who really knows this stuff to confirm.)
Given that Lotus used 5/8 BSP thread connectors, does that mean the stock hose is 5/8 inch inner diameter and 0.9 inch outer diameter? If that is true, then the Pegasus barbed 5/8 BSP hose end should work with the stock hose, correct?
I have asked about the oil hose and connector measurements in other threads, but no answer so far. I have a leaking hose end right now, and want to make sure that I fix it the first time correctly, and soon. I want to keep the stock hose, and so want to make sure I know the stock hose and connector sizes exactly.
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the lotus hoses are metric.when i was going through this same thing a few years ago.i ended up making an adapter from the sandwich plate to dash 10.then i used a push lock dash 10 fitting.the lotus hose is a bit bigger so i used a hose clamp.this has worked fine for a few years now.if you have a leaking hose on the oil cooler side.im not sure you can convert that end.i cant remember if the oil coolers have thread in adapters or if they are welded to the oil cooler.
5/8th refers to the hose id.or -10 is 10 1/16th of an inch.or 5/8th.the fitting id is always less than the hose id because of the fitting wall thickness.
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ChrisH - I'm in Australia & am looking at replacing all hoses & fittings to eliminate the oil cooler issue...one of my hoses is weeping right now. After spending a few hours at Pirtek & ENZED yesterday, I'm flat out of luck finding locally-sourced 5/8 BSP fittings so am close to clicking "Buy Now" on the Pegasus kit.
Onto your question about whether you can use the stock Lotus hose with a Pegasus 5/8 barb...it depends. The stock hose is marked as 16mm internal diameter (ID), yet 5/8" = 15.875mm ((5/8)*25.4mm):
The upshot is, until you try it out you can't be sure. What's great about the Pegasus kit is that they've already sorted out the compatibility issues.
Are you sure you want to keep using your stock hose anyway? It seems not really up to scratch...
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The markings on my stock oil hoses are:
CSM/PV A/NBR < 16.0 mm 449-02
I saw a picture of another person's hose which leads me to think the 449-02 is simply a batch number. (There is also what appears to be a manufacturer's logo on the hose, which looks like a snail with a little trail behind it. I have not seen that logo before.)
Based on the markings, the hose appears to be made of a hybrid of CSM, PVC(maybe?) and NBR materials. I tried to find out more about these materials and their applicability to automobile oil hoses, and only found the following article that discussed oil resistance of fuel hose covers (but it was still informative about oil interacting with rubber):
A comparison of CM and CSM with other materials for automotive fuel hose covers. - Free Online Library
One can't assume that a good hydraulic hose is a good automobile oil hose, as it seemed some people implied in one or more of the multitude of oil line failure threads here. Unfortunately, vendors of replacement oil hoses don't say much about what their hose is really made of. They generally just say things like "synthetic rubber", or elastomer, or similar. At least the stock oil hoses seem to be made of the right materials for typical use (unless you want racing quality hoses). I couldn't even find what the Aeroquip oil hoses (not their hydraulic hoses) are really made of, and those have a good reputation. If I do replace my hoses (not just fix the fittings), I certainly don't want to get a lower quality hose than what is already in the car.
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The St. Jude Children's Research Hospital-led national BABY HUG trial linked hydroxyurea to a 21 percent reduction in annual medical costs for young children with sickle cell anemia; savings expected to grow
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 2, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A drug proven effective for treatment of adults and children with sickle cell anemia reduced hospitalizations and cut annual estimated medical costs by 21 percent for affected infants and toddlers, according to an analysis led by St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. The report appears today in the advance online edition of the journal Pediatrics.
The study is the largest ever focusing on the economic impact of the drug hydroxyurea in children with the inherited blood disorder. The result supports expanded use of the drug to extend the length and quality of life for sickle cell anemia patients of all ages, said Winfred Wang, M.D., a member of the St. Jude Department of Hematology and principal investigator of the multicenter federally funded trial known as BABY HUG.
"We estimate that hydroxyurea cut overall annual medical expenses about $3,000 for each patient by helping patients avoid disease complications that require inpatient hospital care," said Wang, who is first and corresponding author of the Pediatrics study. "We expect those savings will grow along with patients, whose symptoms often increase in severity and frequency as they age."About 100,000 individuals in the U.S. and millions worldwide have sickle cell disease, which leaves them at risk for premature death and disability. The disease is the most common genetic disorder affecting African-American individuals, but those from other ethnic and racial backgrounds also inherit mutations in the hemoglobin gene. The mutations result in blood cells that are prone to assuming the sickled shape that gives the disease its name and that leave patients at increased risk for episodes of acute pain, stroke, organ damage and other complications.
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Coalition Asks EPA to Regulate Greenhouse Gases, Other Toxic Air Pollutants from Factory Farms
The HSUS and a coalition of environmental and public health organizations filed a legal petition with the Environmental Protection Agency seeking to regulate air pollution from factory farms.
September 16, 2009
Groups Request Expansion of Critical Habitat for the Endangered North Atlantic Right Whale
Conservation and animal welfare groups filed a request with the National Marine Fisheries Service to expand protected habitat for the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale.
September 11, 2009
Court Upholds 2008 Pa. Law Cracking Down on Puppy Mills
The HSUS and the ASPCA hail a ruling by U.S. District Court for the Middle District Court of Pennsylvania that a 2008 Pennsylvania puppy mill law is constitutionally sound.
September 4, 2009
Overview of United States v. Stevens
An overview of United States v. Stevens
August 21, 2009
Conservation Groups Challenge Wolf Hunting
Conservation groups have asked a federal district court to block fall wolf hunts in Idaho and Montana.
August 12, 2009
Federal Court Orders Water Pollution Case to Proceed Against Hudson Valley Foie Gras
A federal court in Manhattan has cleared the way for a lawsuit filed by The Humane Society of the United States charging the nation's largest foie gras factory farm with over 1,100 violations of the federal Clean Water Act. Ruling from the bench, Judge Harold Baer rejected Hudson Valley Foie Gras' motion for summary judgment, and ordered the case, which The HSUS filed in 2006, to proceed to discovery immediately.
August 6, 2009
Cockfighting Death Knell
U.S. Postal Service announces its intent to stop mailing animial fighting mags, and "Feathered Warrior" goes under.
August 5, 2009
Postal Service Cracks Down on Animal Fighting
The HSUS praised the U.S. Postal Service for announcing that it plans to amend its mailing standards to prohibit the shipment of publications that violate the animal fighting provisions of the federal Animal Welfare Act.
August 5, 2009
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Roadless Area Protections
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals today affirmed protection for almost 50 million acres of wild national forests and grasslands from new road building, logging, and development.
July 23, 2009
Calif. Residents Ask Water Board To Address Pollution From Egg Farm
Central Valley residents and The HSUS have filed a petition concerning an egg factory farm's practice of dumping enormous amounts of manure next to a ditch that drains directly to the San Joaquin River. The waste is the result of Olivera Egg Ranch's intensive confinement of more than 700,000 hens in cramped cages.
July 1, 2009
The HSUS and USDA Reach Settlement to Improve Animal Research Monitoring
The HSUS and the U.S. Department of Agriculture have reached a settlement in a lawsuit over access to annual reports of facilities conducting animal research.
June 29, 2009
Settlement Restores Endangered Species Act Protections To Great Lakes Wolves
A coalition of wolf advocates led by The HSUS has reached a settlement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to restore federal Endangered Species Act protections for wolves in the Great Lakes region.
June 25, 2009
The HSUS Asks Federal Appeals Court to Uphold Federal Animal Fighting Ban
The HSUS filed a friend-of-the-court brief today in federal appeals court, seeking to protect the nation's recently strengthened federal animal fighting law from a trivial constitutional challenge by individuals aligned with a national front group for criminal cockfighting rings.
June 22, 2009
Federal Court Blocks Canned Hunting of Endangered Species
In a blow to trophy hunting groups, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia today struck down a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rule allowing sport-hunting of endangered antelopes at "canned" hunting facilities.
June 15, 2009
Wildlife Protection Groups Challenge Great Lakes Wolf Delisting
Five wildlife protection groups filed a complaint in federal District Court challenging the removal of Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region. The nonprofit organizations —The Humane Society of the United States, the Center for Biological Diversity, Help Our Wolves Live, Friends of Animals and Their Environment, and Born Free USA — have also asked the court to issue an immediate injunction to halt the killing of wolves pending resolution of the case.
June 15, 2009
Fla. Attorney General, The HSUS Ask US Supreme Court to Uphold Ban on Depictions of Extreme Animal Cruelty
Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum and The Humane Society of the United States, joined by half of the country's state Attorneys General, today filed "friend of the court" or amicus briefs urging the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate a crucial federal animal cruelty law struck down by the federal Third Circuit Court of Appeals last year.
June 11, 2009
The HSUS, Broward County Humane Society Take Custody of Puppies From Bankrupt Fla. Pet Store
On Monday, notorious Florida-based puppy retailer Wizard of Claws filed for bankruptcy, resulting in the closure of the store and the seizure by the bankruptcy trustee of the remaining puppies. The HSUS brokered a deal to have all 32 dogs placed for adoption into permanent homes.
June 2, 2009
Conservation Groups Challenge Northern Rockies Wolf Delisting
Conservation groups today filed their challenge to the removal of Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves in the Idaho and Montana.
May 27, 2009
Judge Orders Class Action Lawsuit To Proceed Against Infamous Fla. Puppy Dealers
A court has refused to dismiss several defendants from a major class action lawsuit against a south Florida puppy dealer known as "Wizard of Claws."
May 11, 2009
NM Court of Appeals Rejects Bid to Resume Cockfighting
The HSUS and Animal Protection of New Mexico are hailing a decision by the New Mexico Court of Appeals upholding the state's law banning cockfighting.


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The non turbo design parts and labor including a toe set will run $ 789.00. The warranty is 2 years / 24,000 miles.
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