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  • #2244
    hugh
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      I seam to have lost the part number for the fat o ring that works to replace the main jet seal on the smaller Johnson/Evinrudes. Anyone have the info? I thought I bought enough last but, more and more and more… outboards

      #21910
      jeff-register
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        US Member - 2 Years

        Hugh,
        I have the book in front of me. Tell me an example to give you a part number. Here is one seal #301999 Does that look right?

        #21919
        hugh
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          The factory part is 0344037 1963 Johnson 3 hp and such. $5 ea. It is flat rubber with a hole in it like if you cut 1/4 inch off a fuel line. I have been using a fat O ring that can handle the fuel. Someone in the club listed the o ring part number 4 or 5 years ago. I bought 50 of them, but ran out. super cheap.

          #21924
          cajuncook1
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            Application = Replacement of OMC carburetor Boss/High Speed gasket

            Type of O-Ring = Buna-N 201

            OD (outer diameter) = 7/16" or 0.449"

            ID (inner diameter) = 3/16" or 0.171"

            thickness = 1/8" or 0.139"

            Web link if applicable = http://www.mcmaster.com

            McMaster information
            Oil-Resistant Buna-N

            I believe this is the correct part number

            9452K337

            bag of 100 for $2.77

            #21925
            chris-p
            Participant

              201B

              #21927
              hugh
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                Make that 400. I will send out packs of 25 or so if anyone needs some. Just email me your address.This time I will buy 100 ?? Or hang on to the part number. Thanks 😉

                #21934
                Casey Lynn
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                  US Member

                  For off the wall applications or hard to find Orings, this store will normally have what you need and shipping is sometimes better.

                  http://www.theoringstore.com/

                  #21939
                  cajuncook1
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                    quote Pappy:

                    For off the wall applications or hard to find Orings, this store will normally have what you need and shipping is sometimes better.

                    http://www.theoringstore.com/

                    Pappy, thanks for that link!! 😎

                    #21954
                    hugh
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                      Same here Pappy. I checked it out and looks to be another good source, so I bookmarked it.

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