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Is there a difference between a valve thread for an adapter and a valve outlet?
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∙ 13y ago
Yes, there is a huge difference. If you use a valve thread for an adapter instead of valve outlet, you'll be in a world of hurt. That's because the adapters have the correct threads! If you use the outlet, you might cross-thread and you don't want to do that. If you turn around twice hopping on one foot and clap your hands twice, it should be ok. But that's only if you spit on the valve outlet before you thread in the new valve adapter.
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I don't know if you're talking about a CAR or a WASHING MACHINE or a SPACE SHUTTLE.
Answer 2Actually, a valve adapter should connect directly to a valve thread, that is what the adapter is for. Usually, the valve outlet connects directly, but if you don't have a plug you need the adapter to connect two outlets together. Of course, you really should just use the assembly properly with the plug end connecting to the outlet.Wiki User
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