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Old 23 September 2012, 14:46   #1
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Does anyone know where I can get some new seals for this

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Old 23 September 2012, 18:45   #2
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Just the top seal? Might try matching it with something at a plumbing shop.

The manufacturer on the label, if readable, and plugged into Google, should get you some results.

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Just the top seal? Might try matching it with something at a plumbing shop.

The manufacturer on the label, if readable, and plugged into Google, should get you some results.

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I hate that type. Had one, and it sucked air intermittently - ruined quite a few boat trips with the engine dying. Presumably that's why you want a seal? Ours never worked from new.

Now have a Quicksilver set up with disposal canister filters.
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Changed mine yesterday. Took the old filter to a car spares place, they matched it up, the new filter came with new seals too for the princely sum of £4. I'd try that

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They are bad for air getting in, we had a Lifeboat go through two powerheads until we worked out that the boat was drawing in so much air through a leaking seal causing detonation on one of the pistons.
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Does anyone know where I can get some new seals for this
Got two new filters on order but they are slow in coming and need to try and sort something for the port side for sat so , what I am thinking is if I cut some rubber inner tube in a big washer style and nip it between or just bypass it for the day.
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They are bad for air getting in, we had a Lifeboat go through two powerheads until we worked out that the boat was drawing in so much air through a leaking seal causing detonation on one of the pistons.
Agree with turbo diesel iv changed quit a few due air leaks stupid spring tension to seal the bowl . I would change for a racor type filter
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Agree with turbo diesel iv changed quit a few due air leaks stupid spring tension to seal the bowl . I would change for a racor type filter
I am when they come been on order for 2 week now but no one seems to stock owt these days
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I am when they come been on order for 2 week now but no one seems to stock owt these days
Have you tried your local hypehose
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Have you tried your local hypehose
South coast only I am in Yofkshire
They may come this week with a big of luck
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why not bypass it with an inline filter as a temp measure
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why not bypass it with an inline filter as a temp measure
That's what I did last time had a spare bulb on board and bypassed it the engine has a filter on it
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Agree with turbo diesel iv changed quit a few due air leaks stupid spring tension to seal the bowl . I would change for a racor type filter
I've got a RACOR type filter sitting in my garage......They leak too!
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This is best place for filters... Fuel Filters, Elements And Spares
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