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Date:         Thu, 16 May 1996 13:19:25 -0700 (PDT)
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From:         "Tobin T. Copley" <tobin@vcn.bc.ca>
Subject:      [A] 2.0L pushrod tube seals

Hi gang,

I'm finally getting around to addressing the chronic low-level oil leak that seems to be coming from the pushrods in my 1976 2.0L westy.

I splurged and spent the big $$$ for the official VW seals. Dunno if this helps, but it's done. The seals came in two different colours: muddy brown and brick red/orange. Both seals appear to have exactly the same dimensions, but the brown seals appear to be slightly more dense. Why the difference? Which colour seal goes on which end of the pushrod tube? I was told by the VW parts guy that brown=block, orange=head, but the parts guy looked less than confident, and he *does* work for a VW dealership, so I thought I'd better ask you folks first.

Thanks!

Tobin ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tobin T. Copley VW Busses to Inuvik! ============= (604) 689-2660 www.chaco.com/~coyote/trek /_| |__||__| :| putta tobin@vcn.bc.ca July 22-Aug 14 96 O| | putta JOIN US! '-()-------()-' Circum-continental USA, Mexico, Canada 15,000 miles '76 VW Camper! (Mango)


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