Hey guys, I'm at the midway point on a full split-block, bearings-up rebuild.
I've got all my big parts back from the machine shop, but the backup o-ring, also referred to as the coolant passage o-ring, from inside the block is gone.
I've read that they come in a Fel-pro full gasket set, but I already have all my other gaskets, so any idea where I can find one on its own?
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EA82 Backup / Coolant Passage O-Ring
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Corvid
, Sep 05 2012 07:50 PM
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Posted 06 September 2012 - 10:45 AM
The "back-up" ring can be reused. But here are the Part #s for both
Backup ring - 11070 AA000
O-ring - 11071 AA000
These are old numbers from an '85 factory parts catalog. They may supercede to a new stock #s.
Should be able to order from any subaru dealership.
Backup ring - 11070 AA000
O-ring - 11071 AA000
These are old numbers from an '85 factory parts catalog. They may supercede to a new stock #s.
Should be able to order from any subaru dealership.
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Corvid
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Posted 10 October 2012 - 04:45 PM
Thanks for the info. Those parts numbers were good, one part was the orange rubber o-ring, the other is the metal clip reinforcement that hold the rubber in the correct shape. Each part was less than $5. Hopefully this thread helps someone else.
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