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There's a couple materials o rings are made of, some are ok with fuel some are not. I don't recall what material is good for fuel, personally I'd just go to my Mack dealer and get them, but my dealer's parts department is competent. They have no problem looking up parts for my 79 r686st. Doesn't mean every part is still available from Mack, but they are competent enough to look it up and find out. (Bergey's in Franconia, PA)

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There's a couple materials o rings are made of, some are ok with fuel some are not. I don't recall what material is good for fuel, personally I'd just go to my Mack dealer and get them, but my dealer's parts department is competent. They have no problem looking up parts for my 79 r686st. Doesn't mean every part is still available from Mack, but they are competent enough to look it up and find out. (Bergey's in Franconia, PA)



Thank you for the info. My Mack parts people act like I’m looking for parts for a car from the Flintstones. I think they are too lazy to look it up. I’ll try a different Mack dealer.

Shame you're way out in Cali, no idea if Bergeys will ship out to you or not, worth a call! Tell em your dealers incompetent. 

Fred is the most knowledgeable there.

1-215-822-0402

They'll need your model and the last 6 digits of your VIN.

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