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Gasket......or not?

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Post by ajcooper4 Thu Mar 11 2021, 17:23

I recently removed the oil filler of my Lister D to make it easier to remove paint on the cylinder block and on the filler piece itself. When I removed it I was very surprised to discover there was no gasket. There doesn't appear to be one in the new set I bought from Stationary Engine Parts either.

Any thoughts please?

Thank you.

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Post by ajcooper4 Thu Mar 11 2021, 17:24

Gasket......or not? Oil_fi11


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Post by Appletop Thu Mar 11 2021, 17:48

Should be, will leak without it....
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Post by ajcooper4 Thu Mar 11 2021, 19:16

Exactly my thinking!

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Post by AndyC Wed Mar 17 2021, 12:20

I don't think they had gaskets originally - easy enough to make one though. There's no gasket on mine and it doesn't seem to leak when running.

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