ORing guide

[Wayne]

where can I find an oring guide for the x valve? I have the one that lists the cross section and states each part number but that doesn't help. I need something that translates part number to oring name. Thanks.

[RogueFactor]

where can I find an oring guide for the x valve? I have the one that lists the cross section and states each part number but that doesn't help. I need something that translates part number to oring name. Thanks.

I did this one years ago with AGD part name and part number: http://www.pblegion.com/showthread.php?t=2969

[Wayne]

Thank you very much. Exactley what I needed. You get a cookie!

[Newt]

Ooh, shiny!

Saved to the hard drive. Last time I ordered an oring, I got completely the wrong size. My fault, but this makes it foolproof. Some of us need foolproof more than others.

[Wayne]

Quick question. My valve is an emag valve. Some of the parts are different right?

[Newt]

The front is probably stainless and you have a different on/off. Except for that, a blind man couldn't tell the difference.

[Wayne]

Is that the two oring vs one oring on off you refer to?

[Newt]

No. All xvalves but the ReTro valve has two orings.

[athomas]

All X valves, retro valves, RT valves, and emag valves use the same orings. Some have slight variations in setup. The older emag, RT and retro valves use only the small oring above the on-off top, while newer valves use the 2 oring setup. The RT valve uses the banjo bolt oring (which is one of the existing orings in the kit).