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Old 07-09-2013, 12:38 PM
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Check valve removal success

Now, washer or no washer???

I have read that some cars came with some without. Mine came with (build date 03/96). The replacement SAI Valve came without. Any recommendations? Part numbers? Or just anti-seize and install?
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Old 07-09-2013, 12:42 PM
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maybe the valve had been replaced before?
looks like a standard oil drain plug washer.
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If it was me....I would find an alum or copper crush washer and use that. Pretty easy to find. I don't see a reason not to.
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Even with the crush washer, I'd use some anti-seize on those threads.
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Originally Posted by k722070
maybe the valve had been replaced before?
looks like a standard oil drain plug washer.
exactly what it is, same as the oil drain plug washers

As other have said, I would use one
Makes it easier to remove the valve the next time
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Originally Posted by MarkD

exactly what it is, same as the oil drain plug washers

As other have said, I would use one
Makes it easier to remove the valve the next time
I used no washer but put Kopr Kote on the threads to guard against seizing.

Feels good to clean out the SAI doesn't it!

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It was such a pain to get out that I installed mine only "hand tight" when I put in the new one.



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