Starter Oil Seal Part number
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Jack Putnam, in Ohio
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Starter Oil Seal Part number
What is the part number for the modern seal that goes into the starter busing when rebuilding the Model T starter.?
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Andy Loso
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Re: Starter Oil Seal Part number
should be a 6595 cr
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Adam
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Re: Starter Oil Seal Part number
It has to be the CR seal. If your seal supplier crosses the number to a different brand, it likely won’t work.
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Racer_22
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Re: Starter Oil Seal Part number
Chicago Rawhide 6720 Use nothing else.