Moroso Air/Oil Separator

[R1jamn]

What is the fittings on the other side of the hose that goes to the motor

That would be the fittings that came off the stock hoses.
I used a heat gun to remove the fittings from the stock hose then reused them on the Russell (Blue) hose.

Actually, the stock fittings were a miserable pain in the ass to fit onto the Russell hose.
So I machined coupler fittings on a lathe and press fit them on to the Russell hose and then used fuel hose to couple the other end to the stock fittings.
Secured them with hose clamps.

 

[R1jamn]

View the pic and you will see a coupler that connects the Russell hose to the fuel line and then the stock fitting.

 

[jdruzik]

I didn't have any problems installing mine...

 

[fordraptorfans]

I didn't have any problems installing mine...

oh that is pretty. Are the gold fittings the one that come stock? I want to swap out to AN fittings and braided hoses

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View the pic and you will see a coupler that connects the Russell hose to the fuel line and then the stock fitting.

this is excellent. Is there a way to buy these couplers ?

 

[jdruzik]

oh that is pretty. Are the gold fittings the one that come stock? I want to swap out to AN fittings and braided hoses

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this is excellent. Is there a way to buy these couplers ?

Those are brass fittings that came stock with my unit. I like them better than the plastic connectors I have seen on the other products...

 

[R1jamn]

I didn't have any problems installing mine...

The fittings slide onto the hose supplied in the kit much easier than the Russell Hose that I used.

Actually, the fuel line that you have used from the kit is only rated at 35 psi.
For this reason I installed the Russell hose, which is rated at 250 psi.

 

[fordraptorfans]

The fittings slide onto the hose supplied in the kit much easier than the Russell Hose that I used.

Actually, the fuel line that you have used from the kit is only rated at 35 psi.
For this reason I installed the Russell hose, which is rated at 250 psi.

I like your set up and would like to do braided hoses. How can I get the fitting on them?

 

[R1jamn]

I like your set up and would like to do braided hoses. How can I get the fitting on them?

You can heat the hose to make it softer. Just don't cook it.
Then twist the fittings on.

 

[fordraptorfans]

You can heat the hose to make is softer. Just don't cook it.
Then twist the fittings on.

Do you know where I can get those fittings and would it work with the braided hoses ? They dont appears to be "slip on"

 

[R1jamn]

Do you know where I can get those fittings and would it work with the braided hoses ? They dont appears to be "slip on"

A google search will provide many vendors to choose and select fittings from.
In my first post of this thread I provided a phone # to the shop were I purchased the XRP fittings. The shop is TMR in Orange, California, 714-771-1348
TMR are the professionals. They will provide all the answers to your fitment questions on the braided hose.