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Old 07-17-2024, 09:36 PM
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Default Can anyone ID this o-ring?

Tonight I was cleaning up parts for a rebuild. Parts were: Roller Rockers, Heads (with springs installed), pickup tube, oil pan, windage tray, oil cooler bypass (holley pan).

I found this in the pan when I was cleaning up. I'm 99% it was not in there before I started working.

Color is blue. Top shape is "trapazoid-ish. Bottom is flat. 10MM socket for scale


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V/C bolt seal?
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Same thing I'm thinking. Check your Valve Cover Bolts see if one of the rubber seals is missing.
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valve cover bolt seals have more height and shape to them. This is rather flat.
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You ever seen one with the center broke out? That's how it falls off the bolt.
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hmm no, I have not. in any case these valve cover seals are all whole. hopefully this just fell in the pan and im not missing something important



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