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JezzaPeach:
Erwin if it’s definitely that leaking I was thinking of suggesting looking at the CMSNL site as sometimes they state the dimensions of the O rings, but it is not shown for this one. If you measure the thickness and inside diameter with a digital caliper micrometer it could be worth trying a fractionally fatter one. eg if the thickness is say an odd 2.8mm get the common size of 3mm with the same inside diameter (cheap on eBay)
It might just provide a tighter seal? Subject to views of those better qualified than me!

royhall:
If your sure you have the correct seal and that's undamaged the only other cause is damage in the bore or to the plug. Get a strong light and magnifying glass and check for scores or even a small crack in the bore. On the plug, remove the seal and make sure nothing is underneath it causing a pressure point against the back of the seal. With hot oil at pressure it really doesn't need much damage to cause a leak.

ka-ja:
I have a parts list that describes it as O ring-9131930000-13x2.5mm

JezzaPeach:
Ditto. I thought my brake caliper was fine but the groove the seal went in was minutely corroded or discoloured and leaked.

SeanFD:

--- Quote from: Bryanj on October 04, 2020, 10:04:57 AM ---Always used paper and a pencil down the plug hole for Triumphs with a mag. Im 68 and still learning

--- End quote ---

 ;D ;D

That’s how I got started in motorcycle mechanics. I tried to find TDC on a CB125S – my first bike – using a pencil with the inevitable result.

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