Automotive Plumbing Solutions Male To Male JIC-BSP Thread - 1/2 BSP To - 6 JIC

Automotive Plumbing Solutions (APS) zinc-plated steel adaptor BSP male to JIC male. Used when asse...

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The Automotive Plumbing Solutions Male to Male JIC-BSP Adaptor (MPN: 1118) is an essential component for automotive enthusiasts and professional mechanics building custom oil cooling or remote filter systems. Designed to bridge the gap between BSP and JIC standards, this zinc-plated steel fitting ensures a secure, leak-free connection when paired with compatible hoses and unions. While it offers superior durability, users must verify their specific thread sizes carefully to ensure compatibility with their existing plumbing architecture.

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Model Part Number1118
BrandAutomotive Plumbing Solutions

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FAQs

Is this fitting compatible with NPT threads?

No, this is a BSP (British Standard Pipe) to JIC adaptor and is not compatible with NPT (National Pipe Taper) threads.

Do I need to use thread tape on the JIC side?

No. JIC fittings are designed to seal on the flare surface and do not require thread tape or sealant.

What does the -6 in the JIC designation mean?

The -6 refers to the JIC size, which corresponds to a specific tube diameter, in this case, 3/8-inch tubing.

Can this be used for fuel lines?

While it is designed for oil systems, the zinc-plated steel is generally compatible with fuel; however, ensure all components in your fuel system are rated for the pressure and chemical type.

Can I reuse this fitting after removing it?

Yes, provided the threads and the JIC flare seat remain undamaged during removal.

Troubleshooting

Fluid leakage at the BSP connection

Ensure thread sealant was applied correctly and re-tighten the fitting according to torque specifications.

Difficulty threading into the component

Check that the thread pitch matches the component. Do not force the fitting, as this can damage the internal threads of the engine component.

JIC side is weeping oil

The JIC flare seat may be damaged. Inspect the flare surface for nicks or debris; clean or replace the hose end as necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-strength zinc-plated steel material
  • Excellent resistance to automotive fluids
  • Easy to install in custom plumbing setups
  • Standardized design for consistent flow performance

Cons

  • Requires proper thread sealant for BSP side
  • Not intended for non-automotive plumbing standards
  • Must be matched carefully with -6 JIC hose ends

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure the threads on both the adaptor and the mating components are clean and free of debris. When installing the BSP side, it is recommended to use a compatible liquid thread sealant or PTFE tape to ensure a pressure-tight seal. For the JIC side, do not use thread sealant, as the JIC connection relies on the metal-to-metal flare seat for sealing. Tighten carefully with proper wrenches to avoid over-torquing and potential thread stripping. Periodically inspect the fitting for signs of corrosion or leakage during routine maintenance cycles.

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