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Thread: Copper Crush Washers

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    Special T has them on this page for $0.40
    http://www.specialtauto.com/delorean...ne-tuneup.html

    From what I gathered from an old delorean wiki they said that this part works:
    http://www.pepboys.com/product/details/8328861/00202

    So, that makes it a M16.4 (aparently also called a M16x20mm)
    They look to be common enough. amazon has this, but what is up with the $5.99 shipping
    http://www.amazon.com/Metric-Non-Asb.../dp/B00HER9UGM

    Has anyone has found a new plug to swap it too that has a captive neoprene 0 ring now? I see special T has a new one with a 17mm head, but I'd much rather have a tiny 10mm head so if I ever do have it in a shop they will not destroy my pan. Like this attached image on one from a chevy cruise.
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    Harbor freight sells an assortment box for under $5.00.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmc View Post
    Harbor freight sells an assortment box for under $5.00.
    I've purchased that box. The washers are far too thick to be used as crush washers, and the id/od sizes are all wrong.
    -Mike

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    1981 DeLorean, Carb LS4 swap completed
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flicky View Post
    Special T has them on this page for $0.40
    http://www.specialtauto.com/delorean...ne-tuneup.html
    I ordered 10 of these from Hervey last month, but he only sent me 3. When I called to ask why, he wanted to only sell them with the oil filters, not separately. whatever...

    Andy

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    McMaster has them, but they are more expensive than DMCH. Has anyone tried a Stat-O-Seal? McMaster has those too, and while they're about $1 each, they'd most likely be reusable.

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    You can buy them in bulk here:
    http://www.metricmcc.com

    Their online catalog doesn't work, but I somehow looked up their part #s and found the sizes necessary. As for what those part numbers are... I must have deleted those from the spreadsheet (and I now have so many that I'll probably never need to order them again). IIRC, I spent ~$80 for hundreds of them in all sizes used on the DeLorean.

    Travis

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