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| Tandy Member Since: 14 May 2024 Location: WA State Posts: 34    |   Click image to enlarge Here's a picture of my oil cooler casing. The red arrow points to ERR7098 oil cooler o-ring, but that's not what I need. I need the 2 dowty washers for the banjos and 2 o-rings for the heat exchanger. Thanks! | ||
|  12th Mar 2025 8:41pm | 
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| Tandy Member Since: 14 May 2024 Location: WA State Posts: 34    | I think I've possibly found some part numbers, but they only correspond to a seller in Australia.
 BS120 .....which appears to be the Viton o-ring BD233 .....which appears to be a dowty washer Still looking for an easier way to source these, and perhaps an actual LR part number.   Click image to enlarge   Click image to enlarge | ||
|  12th Mar 2025 9:03pm | 
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| Tandy Member Since: 14 May 2024 Location: WA State Posts: 34    | OK I found what I was looking for.
 The heat exchanger inside the oil cooling casing of a TD5 uses two gaskets, (BS120) 2.62mm x 25.07mm Viton / FKM o-rings. The banjo bolt washers are M22 dowty seals. Both available on the internet from various fitting/gasket/hose stores.   Click image to enlarge   Click image to enlarge | ||
|  12th Mar 2025 9:39pm | 
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| Dover mike Member Since: 01 Aug 2023 Location: Dover kent Posts: 30      | So where do the green o rings go I have a kit and on it is 2 x black and 2 x green o rings | ||
|  9th May 2025 10:12pm | 
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| Tandy Member Since: 14 May 2024 Location: WA State Posts: 34    | Mike, the 2 green rubber o-rings go into the area circled in green. First you need to remove the 2 squished old o-rings, probably black in color. 
 The 2 black rings you have, do they have a metal outer with rubber inner? If so, those are the dowty washers. They go over the banjo bolts circled in red. There's 1 remaining o-ring circled in blue, err7098.   Click image to enlarge | ||
|  9th May 2025 10:27pm | 
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