O-ring 670D2016

Description:

This is an authentic OEM product from Kawasaki which is designed for use with engines commonly installed on lawn and garden equipment. It provides an air-tight seal for the oil filler. Over time the material may wear out and begin to crack eventually requiring a replacement. This item is sold individually and is made of durable rubber. Check the diagrams of your model for the correct installation of this O-ring. Note, you will need a properly sized or an adjustable wrench to remove and resecure the bolt that holds the filler tube in order to perform this repair.

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Compatibility

This part is compatible with the following machines:

Kawasaki

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Products Compatibility

This item works with the following types of products:

• Engine

Repair Instructions: Submitted by Customers Like You

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Tool Type:

Engine

Parts Used:

O-ring - 670D2016

Repair Difficulty:

Easy

Time Spent Repairing:

Less than 15 minutes

Tools Used:

Socket set

Oil leak at rear of engine.

Hard part was determining where the the leak was as it was not very apparent. Power washed motor, then ran it under load for 10 minutes ,shut it off and checked with a paper towel for any signs of oil. Found oil where the oil filler /Dip stick tube goes into engine. removed the tube (fasten on by a bolt on top) pulled tube and noticed the O ring was flattened. Ordered one from E-Replacement parts. easy 5-minute repair once the source was found.

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Tool Type:

Engine

Parts Used:

O-ring - 670D2016

Joint - 59071-7023

Plug - 92066-0827

Repair Difficulty:

Easy

Time Spent Repairing:

Less than 15 minutes

Tools Used:

Socket set

Oil plug was leaking

Removed the old oil plug and joint from the engine and replaced the with the new ones. No more leaking.

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Tool Type:

Lawn Mower

Parts Used:

Seal-oil,vc6x10x2.5 - 92049-2097

Gasket - 11009-2024

Gasket - 11009-2025

Gasket-oil Gauge - 11009-2346

Gasket-carburetor - 11060-2339

Seal-oil - 92049-2096

Seal-oil - 92049-2227

Spark Plug - BPR5ES

Gasket-air Filter - 11009-2505

Element-air Filter - 11013-2109

Tube-5x8x100 - 92190-2011

Gasket-rocker Case - 11009-2433

Element-air Filter - 11013-2141

Gasket-muffler - 11060-2382

Gasket-insulator - 11060-2340

Gasket-intake Pipe - 11060-2341

Gasket-crankcase Cover - 11060-2482

Repair Difficulty:

Medium

Time Spent Repairing:

More than 2 hours

Tools Used:

Screwdriver, Pliers, Power Drill, Socket set, Wrench Set, Nutdriver, Adjustable Wrench

Engine oil leaking

Replaced all oil gaskets and seals. Stopped all oil leaks

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Tool Type:

Lawn Mower

Parts Used:

O-ring - 670D2016

Seal-oil - 92049-7014

Repair Difficulty:

Medium

Time Spent Repairing:

1-2 hours

Tools Used:

Screwdriver, Pliers, Power Drill, Wrench Set, Impact wrench

Oil leak around upper crankshaft seal

Removed everything from top of engine to include flywheel and magnets. Removed old seal by drilling a small hole in it, inserting a metal screw and pulling the seal out with pliers. Installed new oil seal, reassembled top of engine and problem solved, No leak.

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Tool Type:

Engine

Parts Used:

O-ring - 670D2016

Gasket - 11061-1285

Oil Seal - 92049-7019

Repair Difficulty:

Easy

Time Spent Repairing:

15-30 minutes

Tools Used:

Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set

Governor shaft seal leaking, replaced 1 valve cover gasket, replaced o ring on oil dipstick tube as prevention

1. Removed governor arm with wrench to loosen bolt
2. Spread arm with regular screw driver
3. Removed arm from shaft
4. With small but sturdy regular screw driver I slid it down governor shot into seal and prying carefully not to get anything but the seal.
5. Clean shaft and surrounding area with clean dry rag.
6. Using deep well socket tapped new seal in place
7. Replaced governor arm.
Did NOT have to remove intake, not in the way.

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Great part

They came in when they said it would, and they all fit like they were like new parts

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