Does this have a gasket/o-ring around the door?
1381458
No, but it seals quite nicely. The door has "U" shaped grove that closes around the base of the case. I haven't had any issues with leaking.
1381459
no gasket or o-ring, it has a groove around the face of the door and a tongue around the face of the case that seals when the door is closed.
1381460
No, but it does have a lip/groove that seals out the water and salt. I've had two pool timers like this forsixteen years and recently converted to the digital timer in one box, controlling the main motor at two speedsand the polaris cleaner on a separate circuit. As these sturdy boxes age, you can buy an inexpensive insertthat replaces the tabs inside for many more years of service. Great quality from a great company.
1381461
No gasket or o-ring around the door. Door remains closed and weather resistant with door closure snap/clamp.
1381462
It does not have a gasket but it is constructed in a way that does seal it from any water (rain, splashes, etc.)getting in.
54885
Thank you for contacting us, that is correct the replacement module does include the O-Ring that goes between the module and the fuel tank. If you have any other questions or concerns do not hesitate to contact us. Best Regards, Kristian305-971-4997
766901
No gasket. I did not like this cockpot because it cooks too hot no matter what setting.
358904
There isn't a gasket but it seats well and when the lock is engaged nothing is going to crawl in from the lid. I haven't had the lid issues others have talked about. Either lucky for me or unlucky for them.
157746
Taking the back door off is fairly hard because it fits so tight. but I did it anyway for you to find out: Yes, there is a gasket. One looses two things with this extended battery cover: NFC (didn't care), and being able to find a suitable belt holster (finally went to just jamming into my back pocket).
1821672
Yes mine included o-rings, everything you need. I purchased this because I lost a gasket and could not find a replacement and I tried everything I could think of. Seems like if it is not made for it it will not seal.
348387
i don't remember, but i think it does not. but you can use either old one , or gasket silicone, or get one for a couple bucks at autozone or dealer
1576133
No o-ring but there is a rubber gasket to seal the outter perimeter of the metal filter. This M1-103 filter is not a cartridge filter for internal oil filters. This is an external metal can filter.
1762242
It's complete. Uses o-rings not gaskets. Need to modify the heater hose that attaches to the rear plastic pipe. Will need new heater hose to ensure it is soft enough to slide over the pipe.
2245743
Yes, the gasket is between where the unit clicks together. Its like a rubber band. Water has never been an issue. My first one, after 5 years, the plastic finally started coming apart. I live in the southwest where the sun eats up stuff.
8358
No. I purchased the gaskets, a "square corner" ring from Amazon, along with new flanges. I would not hesitate to use a properly sized "O" ring under normal operating conditions.
1288770
Yes it does. And I recently called the manufacturer for a new gasket and they offered to send a new one free of charge.
1858988
The one I got was a gift for my son, they said there lid didn't come with a gasket. The DVD tells you if you have all the parts or not. I hope this helps.
1306476
No, it doesn't have a gasket around the lid openings. But it does have a tall lip around the inside to keep some splashing out and if you are handy you could probably put a rubber weatherstrip around the lip because there is enough room.
1342629
It uses a rubber O ring type gasket. Mine didn't come with a new one, I bought a new one separately. However, unless the old one gets damaged, it can be reused.
147192
It has a rubber gasket. The side holes for the hinge wire are too big and not in the right location. Seal is not tight, these will leak air!
331034
No, GM doesn't use an o ring on this.....it is a larger seal. I just wiped it, installed the filter, and it works great. I've actually done 2 transmissions like this with no problem. The larger seal stays in place....don't try to remove it.