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Old 06-01-2021, 04:33 PM
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Default K341 dipstick o-ring

Does anyone have a source for these?

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Old 06-07-2021, 12:04 AM
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Tried a different o-ring of the same size and didn't fit. Appears the OEM is flat on the outter diameter (versus rounded)

Still in need of any assistance.
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I "assume" that you have a K321-60166 Engine. I went to the Kohler Site to find this O-Ring part number. No Luck.

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Get a smaller o-ring...... Either stretch it tighter with a smaller ID/OD ring or a ring with a smaller thickness. That might work.
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Unless it is "square cut "O" ring which I highly doubt, it was born round, and the years in the engine block put a flat side on it where it lived.
take a caliper and measure the tube indent diameter, that will be the ID, then measure the id of the bore it lives in, that will be the
OD of the "O" ring.
Go to Hwd store or other larger places that sells a selection or rings and get that size, remembering they do make different cross sections of "O" rings
if all else fails get with the "parker store"
it is prolly going to be a common size as there is no reason for something special on a dip stick tube.
Also don't expect the new one to be a loose fit, it will be tight going in the bore, so lube it,
if in doubt get several assorted sizes that are close they are usually less than a dollar.
smaller "O" usually are about 3 cents each in a quantity of 100 bag.
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