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Thread: TD5 fuel cooler o-ring headache

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    From a now fading recall:
    The oring will be 2 1/8" OD and 0.139" cross section if it's the right size.

    Are you trying to fit it dry? Or greased?

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    Hi Gillie. I've come to hate the sight (and smell) of that tell-tale green stream. Hope you get yours fixed OK.
    cheers
    Andy

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    Hi Tombie. Definitely greased with O-ring lube. I've done a temp fix, using plumbers tape under the old O-ring to lift it and get a better seal, until the new repair kit I have ordered arrives, hopefully Monday. Seems to be holding for now. cheers
    Andy

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    Hi Gillie. I followed your advice and purchased a fuel cooler repair kit from the Roverlord site from your list. Thanks for the tip.
    Andy

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    The proper tool for undoing the hose clamps and redoing them back up is only about $20 from UK.
    Warren

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    Formerly: 2003 D2a Update TD5 Auto. Platinum edition. ARB Bar, 36" LED light bar, cargo barrier, dual batteries.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    From a now fading recall:
    The oring will be 2 1/8" OD and 0.139" cross section if it's the right size.

    Are you trying to fit it dry? Or greased?
    Hi Gillie. Yes, my O-rings are 2 1/8 inch OD.
    cheers
    Andy

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    Quote Originally Posted by warren9981 View Post
    The proper tool for undoing the hose clamps and redoing them back up is only about $20 from UK.
    Thanks Warren9981. Any idea what the tool is called, to help UK ebay search. I suggest "world's most frustrating clamp".
    Andy

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    This is the tool you need.

    [ame]http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/301219655636?ru=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com.au%2Fsch %2Fi.html%3F_sacat%3D0%26_from%3DR40%26_nkw%3D3012 19655636%26_rdc%3D1[/ame]
    Warren

    Currently Landroverless - Still interested
    Formerly: 2003 D2a Update TD5 Auto. Platinum edition. ARB Bar, 36" LED light bar, cargo barrier, dual batteries.

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    Quote Originally Posted by warren9981 View Post
    Fantastic. Thanks mate. Much appreciated. You may have saved my sanity.
    Andy

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    You use the tool one way to undo the clamp and turn it around to do the clamp back up. Makes the job really easy.
    Warren

    Currently Landroverless - Still interested
    Formerly: 2003 D2a Update TD5 Auto. Platinum edition. ARB Bar, 36" LED light bar, cargo barrier, dual batteries.

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