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Old 03-19-2013, 04:08 PM
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Need the seal for that sensor, but I need to know the name?

Is it the Valve Cover washer seal?

BTW: GGG shamed me into fixing this problem, another weekend day shot working on the car.
 
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VVT solenoid O ring - my engine is an AJ27 (99 car) - part number was NNE2622BA
 
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VVT solenoid O ring - my engine is an AJ27 (99 car) - part number was NNE2622BA
Thanks, my 01 has different part number, but what you gave me helped me find the part.
 
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................. BTW: GGG shamed me into fixing this problem, another weekend day shot working on the car.
You should be thanking me for saving you from having to spend yet another day out in the Florida sunshine.
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Originally Posted by randyb

BTW: GGG shamed me into fixing this problem, another weekend day shot working on the car.
Weekend day? It takes about 2 minutes flat to unplug the connector, pop out the seal with a screwdriver, wipe off the solenoid, pop in a new seal and plug in the connector.
 
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Weekend day? It takes about 2 minutes flat to unplug the connector, pop out the seal with a screwdriver, wipe off the solenoid, pop in a new seal and plug in the connector.
Things happen slowly down here in the south
 
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You should be thanking me for saving you from having to spend yet another day out in the Florida sunshine.
Graham
Yeah, watching pretty women in bikini's rough

PS:White- by the time I check all the fluids and check for more leaks and bathe her (pollen is bad right now), it will take 3-4 hrs
 
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Thanks, my 01 has different part number, but what you gave me helped me find the part.
What was part number for a 2001?
 
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What was part number for a 2001?
Cheapest I found was Motorcars LTD -
VVT Seal Inner Valve Cover 2 Req Fits s Type XJ8 XK8 XJ XK | eBay
 
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I always fantasize while washing my car that I am bathing a beautiful woman.
 
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