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Is The 722.3 Secondary Pump O-Ring Supposed To Be Oversized?
I'm rebuilding a 722.3 transmission and have a German VAICO transmission seal kit. I put the large O-ring that goes between the transmission bore and the secondary pump housing in place, but it seemed slightly too big. It fit into place and looks alright, but there is a slight deformation from it being too large. But it will probably work okay, I hope.
Now the real issue is the little piston cover in the housing. The O-ring that came in the kit seems to be too large. So I ordered both available sizes from The Classic Center because there are apparently two different O-rings depending on when the pump was manufactured. I ordered both. The first edition O-ring is a little too large for the housing so it deforms. It may work, but it doesn't seem right. The second edition O-ring is even larger and thicker and definitely doesn't fit. Has anyone else experienced this and had it seal okay? It would seem odd that Mercedes would specify a seal that's slightly too big.
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Resurrecting a very old thread… did you ever get your answer Squiggle Dog?
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Member “squiggle dog” passed away a couple years back
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Awww man RIP
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