M20e fuel strainer gasket

[drifter001]

Howdy again

 

looking for help finding a part number for the fuel strainer/gascolater gasket for my 65 m20E. Picture included for reference

 

 

[Vance Harral]

If it's an H&E fuel selector, the part number is 940057-001.  You can get them from LASAR: https://lasar.com/seals-gaskets/fuel-bowl-gasket-940057-001  Consider ordering a fresh stat-o-seal as well, https://lasar.com/seals-gaskets/lock-o-seal-600-0101-10.

Strongly suggest you verify the exact fuel selector in your airplane, then call LASAR and ask for a seal kit for that unit.  Which models have what selectors gets a little complicated.  It's not guaranteed you have an H&E selector, you may have a Dukes.

 

[drifter001]

6 hours ago, Vance Harral said:

If it's an H&E fuel selector, the part number is 940057-001.  You can get them from LASAR: https://lasar.com/seals-gaskets/fuel-bowl-gasket-940057-001  Consider ordering a fresh stat-o-seal as well, https://lasar.com/seals-gaskets/lock-o-seal-600-0101-10.

Strongly suggest you verify the exact fuel selector in your airplane, then call LASAR and ask for a seal kit for that unit.  Which models have what selectors gets a little complicated.  It's not guaranteed you have an H&E selector, you may have a Dukes.

 

Any idea how to tell which type it is? Would it be posted on the cover?

[Vance Harral]

11 hours ago, drifter001 said:

Any idea how to tell which type it is? Would it be posted on the cover?

Should say so on the data plate, which I've circled in your photo below.

 

[TPC]

Hi, I replaced mine with the below. Just ask for it to be made with 1/16" thickness. This topic was discussed in the years past. Just can't find the thread. 

Gasket Link:

https://www.brownaircraft.com/Gascolater-Gasket-2in-OD-by-1-8in-p/gl-30-hd.htm