Does the large O ring in this kit fit between the front and rear housing? I put a new motor on and have a leak where the two meet and connected with a belly band that is already tight. Not sure if I could use petroleum jelly or there should be an O-ring? Did not have one on the old one? Does the large O ring in this kit fit between the front and rear housing? I put a new motor on and have a leak where the two meet and connected with a belly band that is already tight. Not sure if... » Read More Does the large O ring in this kit fit between the front and rear housing? I put a new motor on and have a leak where the two meet and connected with a belly band that is already tight. Not sure if I could use petroleum jelly or there should be an O-ring? Did not have one on the old one? « Show Less
259681
I had the same problem. Fortunately my large housing gasket was still in very good shape so I reused it and discarded the O-ring.
259682
Rob, if you are saying water leaking from where the two housing meet, it is possible that ceramic seal is not sealing properly. make sure to check it again and clear it of all particles. Are you able to put a picture, I was not able to fully understand your problem from your description.
259683
If you're talking about the large O ring that's about 6-8 inches across I don't think this kit had one when I got mine. It certainly needs an O ring there. I used the old one.
457817
it came with an o-ring installed, but it was either too big, or not flexible enough, and I could not push it into the hole. I had a stock Oring, and that worked fine - very inexpensive. The distributor is working great so far.
2062020
I used the original ring with a new O-ring and did not have any issues . Great pump
1077618
O-ring? Or you tightened up the valve too much and the threads got stripped. I'd ask the inventor of the paintball adapter set up
478035
You should always re-lube the ring. It also stretches after a few changes and will no longer fit. We keep a couple on hand just in case. They are a couple bucks and better to have an extra so you don't have to wait a couple days.
2248526
Amazon sells replacement O-ring on their site... Check the diameter measurement and see if they have it in that size. Search for silicon O-ring.
874375
I used the new gasket. One of the reasons I ordered a new pan was due to constant leaking at the gasket. I just wanted to start fresh with the new pan. I'm not sure that it really matters, but it has worked great so far.
1642576
Make sure that the grove that the lid fits in is clean before you put the O ring in place. If you don't, it will leak. I have had NO problems with mine, and will get another one.
424328
#1check and see if you have a o ring in the yoke if not send it back!if you have a o ring in it go to a Suba shop thay will show you how to fillYour tank
2062021
I put the pump in and used the same locking ring, why would you need a new one? the old one works fine. Getting the ring on and turned into place is tough, I needed to wedge it down with sticks from the bed to be able to turn it. I jacked the bed up on the tank side... there is stuff on U-Tube on how to do that.Lots of luck. the pump has only 2 slide post instead of 3 but once in works fine. My failure was due to it overheating, I let the tank get almost empty (maybe a gallon fuel left) so the pump could not cool down, now I NEVER let the tank get below 1/4 always having liquid in there to cool it down. I put the pump in and used the same locking ring, why would you need a new one? the old one works fine. Getting the ring on and turned into place is tough, I needed to wedge it down with sticks from the bed to be able to turn it. I jacked the bed up on the tank side... there is stuff on U-Tube on how to do that.Lots of luck. the pump has only 2 slide post instead of 3 but once in works fine. My failure was due to it overheating, I let the tank get almost empty (maybe a gallon fuel left) so the pump could not cool down, now I NEVER let the tank get below 1/4 always having liquid in... » Read More I put the pump in and used the same locking ring, why would you need a new one? the old one works fine. Getting the ring on and turned into place is tough, I needed to wedge it down with sticks from the bed to be able to turn it. I jacked the bed up on the tank side... there is stuff on U-Tube on how to do that.Lots of luck. the pump has only 2 slide post instead of 3 but once in works fine. My failure was due to it overheating, I let the tank get almost empty (maybe a gallon fuel left) so the pump could not cool down, now I NEVER let the tank get below 1/4 always having liquid in there to cool it down. « Show Less
1504697
most gets applied to the o rings....use a very little bit on the metal shaft to help move that shaft seal into place. this is a great seal replacement for the price and solved all my issues....good luck on yours
1642577
I have had zero problems with this item, with regards to the single drive belt or the two lid o-rings. I did however had to align the motor drive pulley with the driven pulley but that very easy, just bend the uprights by hand. I have put a drop of synthetic oil on the bearing surfaces where the rods spin and it has lasted quite a few uses. If everything is aligned and and lubed you will not have problems. The only way you can have a problem with the sealing o-rings is if you nick them with knife or screwdriver trying to remove them. USE NO TOOLS FOR THIS PROCEDURE!!!! On and off by hands ONLY!! This is a great product...... I have had zero problems with this item, with regards to the single drive belt or the two lid o-rings. I did however had to align the motor drive pulley with the driven pulley but that very easy, just bend the uprights by hand. I have put a drop of synthetic oil on the bearing surfaces where the rods spin and it has lasted quite a few uses. If everything is aligned and and lubed you will not have problems. The only way you can have a problem with the sealing o-rings is if you nick them with knife or screwdriver trying to remove them. USE NO TOOLS FOR THIS PROCEDURE!!!! On and off by hands... » Read More I have had zero problems with this item, with regards to the single drive belt or the two lid o-rings. I did however had to align the motor drive pulley with the driven pulley but that very easy, just bend the uprights by hand. I have put a drop of synthetic oil on the bearing surfaces where the rods spin and it has lasted quite a few uses. If everything is aligned and and lubed you will not have problems. The only way you can have a problem with the sealing o-rings is if you nick them with knife or screwdriver trying to remove them. USE NO TOOLS FOR THIS PROCEDURE!!!! On and off by hands ONLY!! This is a great product...... « Show Less
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Yes it sounds like the same company. I had a prob w 1 of there prongs also. Company starts w a j I think. O ring is to small and will leak when installed. I installed it 5 diff time wondering wtf. Y is this think leaking. - wrong oring. But good motor. Get proper oring off eBay. Or any hydraulic shop. Shouldn't be more than $2.00
1053305
i'll try to describe it... i made / adapted the harness i used "butt splices" that i squeezed on one end to be tight on the pins in the motor connector squeeze one end in pliers or needle nose, then test fit, make tighter or loose until you have two that are a good fit put new wires into the ends that are still normal push the butt splices onto the pins, snugly..must fit good seal / fill connector open space with a filler and allow to dry silicone, putty, epoxy, liquid rubber etc.. when sealent is set mount motor and splice wiring into OLD motor plug use wire nuts or tape, test for polarity, step going in/out at the right time reverse leads if step is operating in wrong direction be sure to disconnect battery/main power before working on steps or testing them i hope this helps
1047479
thy leak with time--there is an after market o-ring kit that will slow this down--neil c
1182972
I am not sure but I would suggest buying the o-ring locally. When I installed the o-ring I purchased from Amazon, I noticed it looked a little larger that the rim of the tank. I didn't think much of it but after I installed, the tank leaked like crazy. It will cost a few more dollars to buy it at a pool store but this is what I will do going forward.
628832
I removed the lower intake and did the lower intake gasket at the same time, I bought a Felpro lower intake kit. The kit contained all the seals and o rings for the fuel injector assembly and a new metal retaining clip for the main block of the fuel injector. The two parts of the manifold I cleaned with throttle body cleaner. The deposits under the throttle blade I carefully scraped off with a knife and used throttle body cleaner. Any o rings that had to slide into position I lubricated with a pure silicone, but you could use liquid soap, it's just to make it slippery. I also recommend changing the heater hose connector on the lower intake gasket while it's apart. Also this is the exact kit I ordered. I removed the lower intake and did the lower intake gasket at the same time, I bought a Felpro lower intake kit. The kit contained all the seals and o rings for the fuel injector assembly and a new metal retaining clip for the main block of the fuel injector. The two parts of the manifold I cleaned with throttle body cleaner. The deposits under the throttle blade I carefully scraped off with a knife and used throttle body cleaner. Any o rings that had to slide into position I lubricated with a pure silicone, but you could use liquid soap, it's just to make it slippery. I also recommend... » Read More I removed the lower intake and did the lower intake gasket at the same time, I bought a Felpro lower intake kit. The kit contained all the seals and o rings for the fuel injector assembly and a new metal retaining clip for the main block of the fuel injector. The two parts of the manifold I cleaned with throttle body cleaner. The deposits under the throttle blade I carefully scraped off with a knife and used throttle body cleaner. Any o rings that had to slide into position I lubricated with a pure silicone, but you could use liquid soap, it's just to make it slippery. I also recommend changing the heater hose connector on the lower intake gasket while it's apart. Also this is the exact kit I ordered. « Show Less