The oil filter on the TTA screws into the metal piece that the coolant flows through and that screws into the next metal piece that is attached to the block I think. Where this screws into the block there is an o-ring, what is this part # if it is still available? Does anyone know. Changing the oil and removing the filter ended up with this little o-ring coming off too. It seems ok now but I would like to be prepared with a spare if possible. Thanks.
O-Ring ....Is it still available????
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This O-ring on the TTA does not match the one on the 1992 Z28. They have different part numbers. The part # for the TTA O-ring that I need is GM Part # 25536843. It was discontinued in 1996. NAPA does not have any part that cross references this either. I will post this in the general tech area as well. Any ideas. Also the GN/T-type one does not match this part number either. Thanks.
No luck yet guys.....
I went to a GM dealer, NAPA, Advanced Auto, CAP, AutoZone, and PEPBoys. No one had a Felpro turbo gasket set and the o-ring part numbers from PepBoys gave me some pretty small o-rings. I am looking for the one from the cooler to the block so isn't this one slightly bigger than the o-ring on the top of a ACPF-1218 oil filter or is my o-ring swollen in size from what it should be? Thanks for all of the help. If anyone else can come up with a part number for this o-ring for a TTA I would appreciate it. Most places had one for a GN but none had one for the TTA. Thanks again.
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I went to a GM dealer, NAPA, Advanced Auto, CAP, AutoZone, and PEPBoys. No one had a Felpro turbo gasket set and the o-ring part numbers from PepBoys gave me some pretty small o-rings. I am looking for the one from the cooler to the block so isn't this one slightly bigger than the o-ring on the top of a ACPF-1218 oil filter or is my o-ring swollen in size from what it should be? Thanks for all of the help. If anyone else can come up with a part number for this o-ring for a TTA I would appreciate it. Most places had one for a GN but none had one for the TTA. Thanks again.
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O-ring
I can get that part from my vendor. It's part # 82054...HTH and a thank you would be appreciated this time.
John C.
LedSLED Motorsports
I can get that part from my vendor. It's part # 82054...HTH and a thank you would be appreciated this time.
John C.
LedSLED Motorsports
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try I.B.T.
look in your yellow pages for a company called I.B.T.
and they sell parts for semi trucks and constructuin equip-
i was able to have them match up the o-ring that goes in between the oil cooler adapter and the oil pump on my turbo regals--- they cost me .11 each, and kirban charges 4.00 each
im sure you could find a company locally that could match that o-ring up-
swain
IBT
thompkins
parker
someone should point you into the right direction for the next time you run into this problem
HTH
wanner@kc.rr.com
look in your yellow pages for a company called I.B.T.
and they sell parts for semi trucks and constructuin equip-
i was able to have them match up the o-ring that goes in between the oil cooler adapter and the oil pump on my turbo regals--- they cost me .11 each, and kirban charges 4.00 each
im sure you could find a company locally that could match that o-ring up-
swain
IBT
thompkins
parker
someone should point you into the right direction for the next time you run into this problem
HTH
wanner@kc.rr.com
Use one from an oil filter. I had mine off last summer and went throught he same deal you are, where do I get one.
Someone mentioned an o-ring, is there an actual o-ring on a TR? The TTA cooler uses more of a circular gasket.
I had a couple of oil filters for the TTA, the stock A/C, a Fram, and a NAPA. Looking at the gaskets on the bottom the A/C was the widest in terms of contact area so I used that one.
I cleaned the area real good and put a real thin coat of RTV on it then just put it back together. No leaks yet!!
Brent
Someone mentioned an o-ring, is there an actual o-ring on a TR? The TTA cooler uses more of a circular gasket.
I had a couple of oil filters for the TTA, the stock A/C, a Fram, and a NAPA. Looking at the gaskets on the bottom the A/C was the widest in terms of contact area so I used that one.
I cleaned the area real good and put a real thin coat of RTV on it then just put it back together. No leaks yet!!
Brent
Thanks for all of the help. I guess it is a quad seal and not an o-ring (this is what the parts suppliers said). I will be replacing it with the AC gasket from the PF-1218 filter I have and hopefully this will let me avoid any more problems. Thanks for all of the replies as I was nervous I would not be able to put things back the right way since GM stopped carrying the part. Once again this board has proved itself to be a great resource!
