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Laycock P type overdrive piston O ring source ?? 900

posted by  rstarkie on  Mon Apr 14 09:46 CST 2008
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I am in dire need of a set of piston Orings for a Laycock P type overdrive.

Duane (ODGuru) has not used his login here at the Brickboard since March 18 and I have been unable to reach him via email or snail mail at his home address.

He has always been my source for Laycock overdrive parts so I have been patient hoping I would be able to reach him. That hasn’t happened to this point.

I do not need a complete set of Orings for the overdrive as I just went through it 20,000 miles ago. I just need the Orings for the pistons. I have already replaced the pressure relief spring. In some earlier postings Duane thought there might be the possibility that the bar behind the pistons had worked loose and that the overdrive would eventually quit working altogether and that is exactly what has happened.

I would certainly appreciate any help in locating a set of these Orings. This is for my son’s 88 744Ti and without the overdrive his fuel costs are really getting out of hand. Does anyone have a source that I can contact or the specs on the Orings so that I can obtain them locally?

Please excuse my crosspostings to three of the RWD forums but I hope to hit one that may have someone who has some information.

Randy






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