| Author | Message | ||
     Johng_22 |
Can anyone help with where these washers can be sourced? Someone once pointed me to a carb /FI manufacturer but the washer came as part of a hardware kit with a huge price tag (like $70).  | ||
| Capital_g |
I just replaced the fuel pump in my bike and have that old washer that I didn't reuse. I assume it would be fine - if you want it send me your address and I'll drop it in the mail. | ||
| Cupfullofjoe |
My local O'Reilly is great and scrounges up parts that can work for my bike all the time. They found me a replacement washer, I can't remember exactly what vehicle it came from, but I do remember it was intended for an A/C unit. Maybe start there and they can help ya find something. | ||
| Cupfullofjoe |
I had to stop by oreilly today and while there they were able to pull up my past purchase to grab a part number. MRY 24353 sealing washer They're $4 a piece. Have had one on my fuel pump for a year with zero leaks. | ||
| Johng_22 |
Joseph, that’s amazing man. What a great find. Hope this helps other guys too. I had one in really bad shape when I bought the bike. Hated to spend a silly amount for such a little piece of hardware. Now 4 bucks is more like it! | ||
| Dave |
Great info! I reused mine a few years ago after giving up trying to find an economical replacement. DAve | ||
| Victory |
CB0005.k O ring Fuel Fitting P0134.k Fuel Fitting Flat Rubber Washer These are the other two that are involved with removing the pump for a new fuel level sensor. The good thing is the oring should be easy to match up. The other could be cut or trimmed from something else. |
