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Tue Feb 21, 2006 12:21 pm
AFter a lot of pain and search I finally found a solution to my problem.. and learn a valueable lesson.. I hope in the future this will help someone with my problem. - first of all, I found out that there is no such o-ring not from the dealer not from any where that i know.. the closest one i found was the o-rings that are cylindrical rings with the same size which is 2mmx8mmx12mm (thickness,inner,outer). They dont sell them individually and must be order from manufacturer in LARGE QUANTITY.- i went to all auto parts stores and they dont have anything similar, then i went to sears and found a plastic washer (0.13 each) with almost the same diameter. But unfortunately the outher diameter was 1mm off, i did not fit, plus it was made of hard plastic there could be an issue. Perhaps it fit, then what? there is a possible chance that it will either leave a small crack when i put the calipers together or the ring itself will crack because is made of hard platic.- finally, today, something came to my mind.. i was hoping it will work... after sears i rushed to pepboys and purchase one foot of fuel line for $1.29 with the same outter diamiter but smaller inner diammer about 2mm smaller. then i started cutting with an exact knife. I did cutted a good number of times. eventually i started getting good at it. it works. i am sure this will solve the problem. I will not look perfect but who can see it.. here are the pictures...
Picture of the fuel line ring in the caliper - fits perfect and does not block the flow.Picture of the original O Ring.The end.