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Oil tank strainer - O ring???
- Thread starter dliszews
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Ga Blue Knight
New member
An o ring is an o ring. If the auto store does not have them try Home Depot or Lowes? Just bring the old one or the drain plug
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
If you want to try to match it up, the one on the dipstick is the same. Not sure that you will find one, this one is pretty thick and pretty soft. To be sure not to lose any oil after it is replaced, I'd get one from a Spyder dealer. BTW, if the purpose is just to clean your strainer, The o-ring is usually not damaged. Clean it and inspect it, lubricate it and reuse it.
BajaRon
Well-known member
Ah, now there you go with reason and logic again! How is anyone going to make a buck with this approach? :lecturef_smilie:
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