Reply With Quotewhich part did you want to identify..
the oring, the leading edge of what appears to be a retaining clip of some kind or the piston/shaft to which the oring is mounted.
in any case the answer is the same.
they leak.
Master
Ok, whats this, wheres it from and what problem does it give???
RoverLord
which part did you want to identify..
the oring, the leading edge of what appears to be a retaining clip of some kind or the piston/shaft to which the oring is mounted.
in any case the answer is the same.
they leak.
Dave
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ChatterBox
I;m gunna say its a dead o ring on the right and and the end cap from your TD5 fuel cooler on the left with the new O ring fitted.
Oh yeah, and what Black Knight said. They leak!
Master
Full marks to StrangyOriginally Posted by strangy
Dam thing weee'd on the drive 2 days ago, but new "o" ring and all sorted!funny thing is I literally only read the forum posts on it a week or so ago............how weird is that!!......
(note to self) Must read the forum posts on ARB bumpers and see if one of those appears to!!!
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