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lol bugger. I was wondering if you might have ordered one already.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vern
Is there a CBC Bearings or similar near you that might sell the o-rings?
Ideally I want somewhere to mail them to me, but I'm going to call a place tomorrow that's close to home for me. If they stock them or can get them easily, I'll buy extras I can mail some to you if needed. Worst case I have spares. And if you find anywhere that will post, let me know please!
Yeah I shouldn't have any trouble finding them here. Thanks anyway:)
4BD1T Genuine Head Gasket
8-94145839-1
Other numbers on the sticker:
GM# 94145839 (same as middle of above)
GR 0.289
Isuzu Genuine Parts
Made in Japan
5 layer steel gasket with moulded rubber seals on all ports.
839-1 stamped into the top surface.
Part Numbers for Twin Spin On Oil Filter Upgrade:
Oil Filter Housing: 8941697770
Oil Filter Housing Gasket: 894370670 (2 required)
Oil Pipe: 8941587600
60mm Top Spacer & 60mm Bottom Spacer: Available through Nugge t on the Forum.
All info, and pricing for the spacers is available in the group buy section of the AULRO Marketplace.
Link: http://www.aulro.com/afvb/showthread...05#post2075705
Part Numbers for Twin Spin On Oil Filter Upgrade:
Oil Filter Housing: 8941697770 - Should be available at truck wreckers
Oil Filter Housing Gasket: 8943706700 (2 required)
Oil Pipe: 8941587600 - Should be available at truck wreckers
60mm Top Spacer & 60mm Bottom Spacer: Available through Nugge t on the Forum.
All info, and pricing for the spacers is available in the group buy section of the AULRO Marketplace.
Link: http://www.aulro.com/afvb/showthread...05#post2075705
Looking for alternative part # for the clutch push rod for '89 perentie. The RPS lists it as AYG3316, however it is apparently unavailable. Any ideas of an alternative?
If you still have the old one take it to a machinist and get a new one turned up.Quote:
Originally Posted by jackz
Thought about that option, not sure on the heat treating of the ends. Was also thinking about getting a shorter or longer one and cutting and sleeving it
The 6x6 uses AYG3630, but I don't see how it could be different. 193mm long w/ 8mm ball. Might not be a help anyway, as AYG... parts seem to be notoriously difficult to get.Quote:
Originally Posted by jackz
Problem solved! Cut the worn out end off and grafted on a series 3 push rod with a sleeve and stuck it on with loctite. Then had to pull it apart to put the plastic clip on which wouldn't fit over the sleeve.😠