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HSATF 1st Officer
Posts: 981 04/22/07 8:12 PM |
Well now it's my turn...
 Is there anything special about the O-rings
on the cross-over tube? I have several o-ring kits that should have whatever size they are. Is it 91310-MB0-003 If not anyone have the part
number ?
Jay
Patriot Guard Rider http://www.patriotguard.org/ 98' T Black & Chrome 69' Buick GS 400 Conv. " Never ride faster than your angel can fly" "Ask the American Indians what happens when you don't control immigration"
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HSATF 1st Officer
Posts: 3702 04/22/07 10:22 PM |
The o-rings that the local shop gave me looked like the ordinary black butyl o-rings. The o-rings that came out looked like the ones the shop gave me. I'd
say go for it. It's not that hard to replace them again if they prematurely fail on ya.
Stan
"We are different - yet we are the
same"
2004 GL1800 Goldwing (Titanium) 1999 Ace Tourer (Silver over Black) |
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Posts: 981 05/12/07 10:35 AM |
Stan
Your tip on using 2 wires to put the O-rings on was a great idea, sure made easy work of getting them on 
Jay
Patriot Guard Rider http://www.patriotguard.org/ 98' T Black & Chrome 69' Buick GS 400 Conv. " Never ride faster than your angel can fly" "Ask the American Indians what happens when you don't control immigration"
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I had no match, neither did several auto parts shops. Called 5 Honda dealers and none had them in stock 
10 different bikes use this part but nobody stocks them.
