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lime green o-ring...where did it come from?
I'm finishing up a project to fix a broken head stud and I have this green o ring left over that was not replaced as part of my V Reinz head set. Where did it come from?
It looks like one of the rings on the oil pump as pictured in waynes books, but I DID NOT SPLIT THE CASE... so how could that be? dimensions are OD 34mm ID 25.75 mm wall height 5.88 mm wall thickness 4.8mm |
Engine oil cooler. There are two green o-rings near the top and a red one near the bottom.
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I have large green oh rings on my 4 oil return tubes
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this one is somewhat larger than the oil cooler rings (even the big one) and has a square shoulder shape...so it's not from the return tubes
Is there an o ring like this associated with the Clutch? AND God Forbid, Is there any concievable way one of those oil pump o rings could get out without splitting the case? |
I seem to remember having a couple of those around after my last 2 rebuilds. I don't know what they're for but I didn't seem to need them and there is no way that one could come out of the case.
-Andy |
Perhaps the clutch slave cylinder has a seal similar to a brake caliper seal? (I've never torn one down) I don't think that would come in a top-end set...
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Virtually impossible for the oil pump seals to escape...
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It might be the one for the distributor.
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Throttle body o-ring?
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I thought the dizzy o-ring was somewhat oval... However as mentioned, your oil-pump orings can't escape if you didn't split the case...
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The TB gasket is the big one on the left
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well, I took it up to my factory trained guy with 30+ years with 911, and he says its not from my engine.
we are going to re-insert tomorrow. See you at Putnam Park this weekend! |
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