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Source for wheel o-rings and CTIS valve seal rings?
Looking at the diagram in the parts manual, you need 2 of those per wheel right (one between the banjo bolt and the wheel, and one between the banjo bolt and the bolt head)?- Awesomeness
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Source for wheel o-rings and CTIS valve seal rings?
I'm not seeing any available on McMaster in the correct thickness, besides custom-made ones ( ~$20/ea, https://www.mcmaster.com/1169n309 ).- Awesomeness
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Source for wheel o-rings and CTIS valve seal rings?
Sorry, I'm not familiar with the terminology. What part is the "wheel facing"? Have a picture of a crack in one? Have a part number or link to that stud tool? The quotes in that other thread of yours, through Gemplers, are for the orange silicone seals, correct?- Awesomeness
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Source for wheel o-rings and CTIS valve seal rings?
Thanks, I'll try Gemplers in the morning. It would be good to get the McMaster part number too. As that other thread asked, if this is so difficult, how is everybody else replacing their o-rings? They're just reusing them?- Awesomeness
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Source for wheel o-rings and CTIS valve seal rings?
Any idea what size they are, or maybe if you get a second could you log into your account and get the numbers out of your order history? Thanks!- Awesomeness
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Source for wheel o-rings and CTIS valve seal rings?
Does anyone have a source or civilian part number for the o-rings in the wheels, or the little copper ring gaskets that seal the CTIS valves on there? I thought someone said once that McMaster had them, but I can't find them.- Awesomeness
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