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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada
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If it is the style of cap to O-ring seal that I am thinking of, where the O-ring is to be squeezed into a slot or grove. Then your choice is to file the cap or housing where ever the o-ring sits so that there is more squash. Now you can use a fatter o-ring which is my first choice, but if the housing is getting pitted then it should be filed smooth. caution, filing is not easy to get flat. I mark the surface lightly with a small punch making little equal dents all the way around. then file till they are equally removed. Thats how i do it. a good sealer at the auto parts store is called aviation gasket sealer and i think its by Permatex
http://www.permatex.com/products/Automotive/automotive_gasketing/gasket_sealants/auto_Permatex_Aviation_Form-A-Gasket_No_3_Sealant_a.htm
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Names Brad, Canada, Fort McMurray.
Car is a 1989 928 5L AT from Japan, 17" rims, 95,000 k vin#WPOZZZ92ZKS842476
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