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O-Rings
- Thread starter rozemab
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Where are you seeing this kind of callout...for what part? Typically bolts are called out as M8x1 or some such. That said, the famous white o-ring for the oil filter is listed as "44x4" (no M) and it is nominally 4mm thick with a 44mm inner diameter. Similarly, the cylinder base o-ring is called out as "93x2.2", again no M.
So, my qualified answer to your question, is that I agree with you. YMMV.
So, my qualified answer to your question, is that I agree with you. YMMV.
