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Message started by rigidchop on 09/22/08 at 17:41:49

Title: ed l. thanks
Post by rigidchop on 09/22/08 at 17:41:49

for the tip about the faucet washer, it seems to be working well. i used a small round file to bore out the inside and it fit like a glove. 8-)

Title: Re: ed l. thanks
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 09/23/08 at 02:29:05

faucet washer? For what?

Title: Re: ed l. thanks
Post by franch on 09/23/08 at 03:40:45

i believe for the speedo o-ring.
by the way I was able to order just the o-ring from a local suzuki dealer

Title: Re: ed l. thanks
Post by T Mack 1 on 09/23/08 at 09:27:20

2337242B262D450 wrote:

i believe for the speedo o-ring.
by the way I was able to order just the o-ring from a local suzuki dealer

For the seal at the trany????? Part number please!!!!!!

Title: Re: ed l. thanks
Post by Oldfeller on 09/23/08 at 13:44:21

Yeah, that speedo "O" ring part number needs to go into a Tech Section post -- mysterious invisible part number that it is ....

Betcha he found it elsewhere on some other bike and knew it would work.

Title: Re: ed l. thanks
Post by EssForty on 09/23/08 at 15:02:20

5246555A575C340 wrote:

i believe for the speedo o-ring.
by the way I was able to order just the o-ring from a local suzuki dealer

Is this the exact part you received, or was it an o-ring? The seal is not a classic o-ring at all.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_2NU0p82vl5Y/SLqw1eXvlII/AAAAAAAAAAc/0nJxQ75mXWU/s320/Speedo+Seal.jpg

Title: Re: ed l. thanks
Post by franch on 09/23/08 at 15:33:16

that is the exact part i ordered from sky cycle in lunenburg mass. they are now called central mass power sports or some such. I'll go over there one of these days and order another one and get the part number for you all. if i recall it was really cheap

Title: Re: ed l. thanks
Post by Royal on 09/24/08 at 13:27:47

The shop I use to work in rebuilt a lot of solenoid and mechanical air valves. Each valve required several and everybody called them "Square O rings" I think they were made by the Parker seal company.