CCV Box
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From: Kearney, Nebr
CCV Box
This problem of mine has needed some attention for months now but I keep forgeting about.
There are two rubber orings that go between the valve cover and the CCV "box" on the driverside VC. I took this box off when I did my injectors, but the rings didn't see properly. Actually, the don't appear to be doing anything anymore. I tried to fit the rings back in the groove but they are not even close to being able to stay in there. Any ideas on what size these rings are? Or the best way to fix this is? I'm finally started to get the oil residue of death on my vc.
There are two rubber orings that go between the valve cover and the CCV "box" on the driverside VC. I took this box off when I did my injectors, but the rings didn't see properly. Actually, the don't appear to be doing anything anymore. I tried to fit the rings back in the groove but they are not even close to being able to stay in there. Any ideas on what size these rings are? Or the best way to fix this is? I'm finally started to get the oil residue of death on my vc.
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From: Rogue River, OR
I found the rings to be kinda odd so I just bought new ones from the dealer. I don't recall how much they were but they were not very much.
Once the oil gets to them they seem to grow. I used some ATV just on the top side (Against the house) when I replaced them.
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Once the oil gets to them they seem to grow. I used some ATV just on the top side (Against the house) when I replaced them.
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Yeah mine grew too when I took it off! I ended up cutting a bit out of the o ring to make it fit again then used some atv and it works fine
Bet you could use a regular o ring it would have to be thick though I think the o ring groove where it seats on the filter housing is deep
Bet you could use a regular o ring it would have to be thick though I think the o ring groove where it seats on the filter housing is deep
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From: Silver Lake Dunes, MI
Originally Posted by FARM69
Can I just put a reg o-ring in there? Find one the fits in that groove? I doubt that its a "special" o-ring.
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I just took the entire thing into napa and said I need 2 new o rings. They pulled out a box of them and found some that fit just right. I dont think I spent more than $1
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I had had a garden sprayer rebuild kit laying arround that had some o rings in it the right size. Im thinking that they are not rubber either, garden sprayer=chemical resistant. I could be wrong about that but they were blue and seemed to be harder than the ones I removed, teflon maybe?
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