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Old 05-18-2011, 12:53 PM
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Default External Oil Cooler Seals/O-Ring part numbers

Does anyone have the part numbers for the seals/O-rings that the oil lines use for the external oil cooler?
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The o-rings that seal the hoses to the oil cooler itself = 900 331 022 40.


The sealing rings that seal the cooler hose fittings to the block = 900 123 118 30.
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The ones that go to the block are for the cooler hose fitting not the actual hoses correct?
Are those worth changing if I dont touch the fittings?
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Correct, the sealing washers go between the fitting and the block. My sense is that you don't mess with the block fittings unless necessary. May also be worth investing in a 30 (or 32? can't recall) crow's foot wrench so you can get proper torque on the cooler hose fitting- it's tight up in there. I bought a set of Sunex's off of Ebay a while back.

http://www.tooltopia.com/sunex-tools...googlebase_18u
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Good Idea thx.
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Good discussion here RE: 1-time use block sealing washers and not wanting the fittings to turn while loosening/tightening the cooler lines:

https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...mm-torque.html
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Ooops Mine did loosen when I was taking off the lines but I tightened them back up and will leave them as is because I have seen the threads get ruined while taking them out of the block.



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