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Fuel Filter Mod

Lame as it sounds, I'm still having a hard time finding the correct O-ring to be replaced, even with the clue of access panel. It would be mucho apreciado if someone could post the part number for me here.
Thanks,
phil
 
Yes, I've been on the fiche pages.
Could it be the O-ring on the petrol gauge page #16141341008 for $8.02 or the O-ring on the filler cap page #07119900019 for $3.14? I'm not finding access panel as a description anywhere on the fiche.
 
Yes on # 16141341008 for $8.02. This is a very large O ring that seals the access panel on the side of the tank. The access panel contains the fuel filter, fuel gauge, and fuel pump and pump filter.

As others have noted elsewhere do not over tighten the mounting screws. Use a torque wrench.

mark
 
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