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Old 03-02-2020, 06:14 AM #1
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Need help with PS o-ring
Hey all,

I removed my power steering reservoir to clean out the garbage inside.

When I went to reattach it to the pump, the 20 year old o-ring broke. Does anyone know the size or number (not the part#) this o-ring is? Is this nitrile rubber?

This little o-ring is keeping me from getting this done, and none of the dealers have it in stock.

Thanks,
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Hey all,

I removed my power steering reservoir to clean out the garbage inside.

When I went to reattach it to the pump, the 20 year old o-ring broke. Does anyone know the size or number (not the part#) this o-ring is? Is this nitrile rubber?

This little o-ring is keeping me from getting this done, and none of the dealers have it in stock.

Thanks,
Scott
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Thank you, however I was looking size reference number, ie; # 110, 115etc. I’ll probably go get a Harbor Freight assortment, or try NAPA.
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Best to just take the res. with you and match one up. An assortment kit should have something to make do.

I guess that's why the FSM calls that part non-reusable.
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You may want to look up a local Bearing supplier call them and see if they have a Large O ring assortment. They are a good resource for seals and bearings unless you just have to have Steeler-ship.

Where I live there is a place that has whole sale Nuts and Bolts they also do custom oil pressure hose. When getting O-rings in places like hardware stores make sure they are rated for oils.
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Excellent info
Glad I searched the forums. Exactly what I needed. Will look locally for these shops. Thanks.
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Having spent almost a whole day trying to figure out what size spec of o-rings they used in Japan, it's not a kind you'll easily find at American stores, the cross-section sizes are different. Just go to the dealership and see what they have they probably have an assortment of Japanese spec ones.
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Just go to Toyota. I just bought three from them for cheap
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