o-rings
O-rings are rubber seals that help keep fluids from leaking in cars. They are shaped like a circle and are used in many parts of the engine and other systems.
O-rings are circular seals used to prevent leaks in various automotive components. They are often made of rubber or other materials and can degrade over time, especially in extreme temperatures.
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"he cleaned up the oil took the ring off and i'll replace that little he said there's a little ring in there there are a little four little o-rings yes replace that good"
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"those o-rings tend to leak when it's cold. They run kind of like a heat pipe"
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"...I would almost guarantee you those round O-rings are now crushed square."
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