Reply to "Re ZF LEAKS"

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As you may know the ZF is installed upside down in our cars so a sealing system for the nuts on the "bottom" wasn't required. I tried using sealing crush washers awhile back with limited success. A few years ago someone purchased a large lot of acorn nuts with o-rings which worked quite well. I looked into this. Only a few companies advertise these. The one I did find (Zago) requires a minimum order of something like a 1000 and at a couple bucks apiece that 's not going to happen. I'm going to try o-rings under thin washers with acorn nuts next.

3/16/228:24 AM

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