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Part Number F167

F167, VALVE, Oil Drain, 3/4"-16

Part # F167

VALVE, Oil Drain, 3/4"-16


$58.00 Retail Price: $64.00
Expected ship date is 10-29-2026.

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Expected ship date is 11-03-2026.

Product Details

Specifications

Approval
FAA PMA Modification Article
Condition
New
Manufacturer
SAF-AIR Products
Dimensions
N/A
Weight
0.337 lbs
Unit of Measure
Each
McFarlane Part Number
F167

Product Description

Thread Locking Open Action Material Approval
3/4-16 Yes Spiral 360 Brass, 302 Stainless FAA-PMA

SAF-AIR Low Profile, Two-Piece Oil Drain Valves

High Quality, Low Price!
The perfect choice for a close clearance engine oil drain application. Designed to clear retractable landing gears and other restrictions. Merely screw on the opener adapter and slightly open the valve for a sample, or fully open for complete drainage.

All valves include the straight attach opener P/N F50-180. Opener P/N F50-90, which is attached at a 90-degree angle, is also sold separately.

Valves can be rebuilt. Find the replacement O-ring kit for your SAF-AIR valve: O-Ring Kits.

All SAF-AIR O-rings are made of Viton.

Maintenance Tips

Thread: "UNF" (Fine thread) type are straight, non-sealing threads that rely on an O-ring to provide a seal. "NPT" (Pipe thread) type are tapered thread that seal as they are tightened. Others are metric threads. Measure the O.D. of the thread on the valve you are replacing and compare to the thread specifications table to determine the correct thread size.

Open Action: "Spiral" valves require a push and turn action to open. "Push" valves require a push action to open.

Hose Adapter Size: A hose may be attached to the valves for ease of draining. The size indicated is the hose I.D.

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Eligible Aircraft
Make Model Start S/N End S/N Eligibility Chart
Continental IO-520-EIO-520-ES/N 0 – ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZEligibility Chart 6637
FAQs

How do I maintain my fuel and oil drain valves?

Curtis Superior and SAF-AIR valves are designed for installation in a standard NPT port for NPT threaded valves or an AND-10050 style port for UNF threaded valves. Use a thread sealant or Teflon tape on pipe threaded valves. Never allow any thread sealant on the first thread . This will prevent contamination of the fuel system. Refer to aircraft manufacturer's torque specifications for the aircraft in which it is being used.

Replace the rubber seals as per the aircraft manufacturer’s recommendations or every ten years when no guidance is given. McFarlane stocks replacement seals and seal kits for both Curtis Superior and SAF-AIR valves. The new Curtis valves use a O-ring type seal instead of the flat seal that was previously used. 

SAF-AIR valves are designed to be disassembled and the O-rings replaced. Over time, if the valve should start to leak, check to make sure the drain valve is tight. If drain valve is found to be tight, then check the O-rings. All O-rings used are buna "n", MS29513 Style, MIL-P-5315. SAF-AIR O-ring seal kits are available for most of their valves. Add a "K" or "-K" suffix to the valve part number.

Never have a hose attached in flight to the oil drain valve. Engine vibration and the additional attached mass can cause premature seal and valve wear which could result in valve failure and a loss of engine oil.

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