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> Taco Plate O-Ring Problem, Anyone else run into this?
Ansbacher
post Oct 26 2015, 05:57 PM
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Finally got around to installing my new oil temp sensor for my new VDO oil temp gauge. Knowing that I was to disassemble the taco plate, I purchased everything I needed to reassemble it, hopefully leak free - O-Ring, paper gasket, and crush washers for the two bolts. Install went fine, gauge worked good, but in the morning I had a nice big oil spot beneath the taco plate. So, drained the oil again and removed the plate, inspected and tightened the sensor against its crush washer, carefully reassembled everything, and yes, hand-tight only on the two plate bolts. Looked good until morning- another oil spot on the cardboard. Ugh, getting perturbed. Drained it again, disassembled everything, but this time I realized the replacement O-ring sent to me was considerably larger than my original. I had noticed that is was very finicky to position and seat properly. Luckily, I had not thrown out my original O-ring, which was still in very good condition, so reinstalled everything using that. Now, no leaks! I purchased the O-ring in question from the company that uses a "bird" as their logo. Has anyone else run into these oversized items?

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