Re: o-rings

["Christopher Ritchie" <cjr1@gte.net>]

I just went and got all the parts I ordered from carparts.com.  I did not
get that part #.  But, it sounds right.  I just ordered every o-ring I saw
for my car on their site.  Sorry, I do not know what a 24061 is.  I did get
a 24610 which is listed as a "hose fitting o-ring."  It is a bunch of
o-rings - all the same size.  I also ordered and got a 24613 which is listed
as "compressor o-rings."  They are also a whole bunch of o-rings - all the
same size.  In looking over all the parts I got, there is no kit containing
different parts.  Each part number denotes a particular size o-ring.  They
were so cheap that I just ordered them all.  I think now I will order a
24061.  I intend to rebuild the compressor next Spring.

All these parts are sold by Everco, Murray, and 4 Seasons.  I think one of
those companies bought one or both of the other.  Try the following sites
for some more info.

    www.airsource.com
    www.wurthwest.com
    www.shop-mart.com

This page lists parts for Nippondenso compressors, including seals and
gaskets.


http://www.airsource.com/cgi-bin/SoftCart.exe/scstore/denso_c.html?L+scstore
+nvmh7726+936145570

My '88 5KSQ (not a turbo CS) takes a Nippondenso 10P17.  I believe yours is
the same, but you can look at the part number on it to be sure.

Also see www.aircondition.com for info and bulletin boards for automotive
A/C stuff.

The people who rebuild these compressors get their parts someplace.

I hope all this helps.  Sorry it is so disjointed, but I am trying to give
as much information as I have.


----- Original Message -----
From: Rich Burke <rwburke@ritekinc.com>
To: <cjr1@gte.net>
Sent: Monday, December 20, 1999 5:17 PM
Subject: o-rings


> Hi Chris.  I've been talking w/ carparts.com.  They gave me the part #
> 24061, which is a compressor o-ring kit.  Does this jive with yours.  The
> cost is $19.64, much better, but just not sure if these are the ones I
need.
>
> TIA,
>
> Rich
>
>