The last three digits of Aqualung oring part numbers are almost always the three numbers used for standard oring numbers everywhere. Kind of makes it easier to buy them locally.EHowe wrote:Thanks captain, I didn't have that manual. I wish there was a service kit in the store that would include washers and o rings that are needed on a standard overhaul. As it is now in the valve section of the store you can choose nylon washers that fit "most" valves. And out of the 5 o rings that are recommended for replacement I only see 2. I guess I'll just order the parts I'm sure about and probably pick up the o rings locally
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