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 Re: O-Ring fuel filler cap
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Aug 26th a 05:13 AM
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I think Viton might be a better choice of material for O rings in contact with fuel bmgermany take a look at this thread. Not sure what sort of filler cap you have. Mine is a 2006 4/4 and I bought the ring size as shown and it’s been fine https://www.talkmorgan.com/ubbthreads.php/galleries/581614/3I ended up buying a 2 pack of these - not expensive BS232.NBR_PK2 BS232 3.53mm Section 69.44mm Bore NITRILE 70 Rubber O-Rings - Pack Size: Pack of 2 £4.14 I think a Viton O ring would be a better choice than nitrile, with it being in contact with fuel
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