• You're making this out to be WAY more difficult than it needs to be.
      
      
     

    You've already stated this is a #4 AN. I can tell it's a female.... even from a side view. Pitot /Static test hoses usually are #6.
      
      
      
    You need an adapter.
      
      
     
      
      
    You need to go to the flight-line more. This is "so" easy. Practical working skills on the aircraft is a must.... even for engineers.

    If the switch has no threads and a proper adapter from the maintenance manual has not been listed then you'll need to use a chamber.....
      
      
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