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Oil Pressure Switch Adapter Sealant?
3.2 930/20
![]() I am in the process of replacing oil seals and hopefully fixing all of the seeps and leaks on my 3.2. My oil pressure switch is fairly new but I wanted to check the adapter to see if it was a source of a leak. I can tell you it was not as it was very dry and had some green sealant on the shaft and threads. I am trying to determine what the green sealant was. I was extremely hard to get off but when I did it crumbled. Couple of questions: Adapter - Do you guys think this was blue Loctite or some other type of sealant? Adapter - I am having hell finding the 18MM (ID) sealing ring for the adapter, anyone know this part number? Switch - Wayne's engine rebuilding book recommends Teflon tape for the switch threads, is this still good practice? In retrospect this was not leaking, but without a baseline there was no way to know... ![]() Thanks for looking!
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Stephen Friendswood, Texas '78 Targa w/ '86 930/20 w/ '74 915/06 Last edited by Porsche_911s; 09-10-2015 at 08:37 AM.. Reason: Labeled the questions. |
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Use the washer that comes with the switch. Don't tighten so much that it distorts.
Washer by itself is hard to find but a new switch is inexpensive seeing you have to pay shipping anyway Bruce |
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I am ordering a new switch with a washer. My question was about the adapter. I need that washer and would like to know if it needs sealant.
My adapter washer does not look bad. I polished it up but would like to order a new one if I can. Any thoughts about the adapter questions?
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Glen at PP was able to find the correct ring seal for me. 900-123-140-30-M17
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