FJViper
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Has anyone used o-rings other than the Yamaha ones on the seats? If so, what size are they.
Thanks
Thanks
YAMMIEGOD3:16
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just make sure their metric. i used o-rings from loews. 3:16 (yammie tony)
FJViper
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Thanks Tony
Ding
Darn Tootin'
Really Small !!! Sorry I don't know the size
snowdad4
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posted this a few times, i will add it again.
7mm id 1.5mm thick. fits all yamaha carbs, twin, triple and vmax 4's from like 93 up, including the carbed 4 strokes.
seems to be no difference in lasting quality between the ones i use and oems. the better aftermarkets last about 2-3 seasons, as do the oems with todays fuel.
7mm id 1.5mm thick. fits all yamaha carbs, twin, triple and vmax 4's from like 93 up, including the carbed 4 strokes.
seems to be no difference in lasting quality between the ones i use and oems. the better aftermarkets last about 2-3 seasons, as do the oems with todays fuel.
Ding
Darn Tootin'
well there you go, someone actually measured them. I always simply match them up. Excellent work !!!
FJViper
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Thanks Snowdad! I knew I'd had seen your specs before but couldn't find it in a search. Thanks Ding and Tony for the input!
Ride safe
Ride safe
shaggyzr2
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Would any other size work? I have 6 and 7mm x 2mm thick
YAMMIEGOD3:16
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keep eye on these everybody, cause alot of trouble when their dry rotted. ethanol really beats these up. 3:16 (yammie tony)
snowdad4
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try and see. the 2mm ones i tried rolled off the seat as they were too fat to fit. you can get a metric o-ring set at most major auto parts places for under $15 that would have at least 10 of the correct size.Would any other size work? I have 6 and 7mm x 2mm thick
too much hassle going in and out of those carbs in my opinion to find out you put the wrong size in, but its your time and money. i just keep the correct size on hand and take solace in knowing the jobs done right the first time.
snomofo
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As long as they don't get pinched or rolled when installing. Apply some engine oil to them and give it a try.
I'd tend to agree with snowdad though given they're availability.
I'd tend to agree with snowdad though given they're availability.