OKODOKO Fuel Tank Grommet Seal - 2 Hole - For 20mm Tank Hole - 25mm Outer
Brand New Replacement Grommet. This aftermarket component is designed to work with tanks featuring...Brand New Replacement Grommet. This aftermarket component is designed to work with tanks featuring a 25mm connection. The grommet has two holes, each measuring 5mm in diameter, specifically intended for a 25mm tank fitting. The top measurement of the grommet is 25mm, and the bottom measures approximately 20mm, making it suitable for tank holes of approximately 20mm. Reference Number: 93041. Manufacturer: OKODOKO
This OKODOKO Fuel Tank Grommet Seal is designed for users needing a reliable replacement component for tanks with a 25mm connection. Its primary benefit is ensuring a secure fit for two 5mm hoses within a 20mm tank opening, preventing leaks and maintaining fuel system integrity. A potential caveat is its specific sizing, requiring precise measurement of the tank hole to confirm compatibility. This aftermarket part features a dual-hole design for common fuel line setups and is constructed for durability.
All features
Model Part Number
93041
Brand
OKODOKO
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What size is the tank hole this grommet fits?
This grommet is designed for tank holes that measure approximately 20mm in diameter.
How many hoses can be fitted through this grommet?
The grommet has two holes, each designed to accommodate a hose of approximately 5mm in diameter.
What is the outer diameter of the grommet?
The top or outer measurement of the grommet is 25mm.
Is this an original manufacturer part?
This is an aftermarket replacement component designed to be compatible with tanks featuring a 25mm connection.
What should I do if the grommet appears too large or too small for my tank hole?
Ensure you have accurately measured your tank hole. This grommet is specifically designed for a ~20mm hole. If your measurement differs significantly, it may not provide a proper seal.
Can I use this grommet for vacuum lines as well as fuel lines?
Yes, as long as the lines are approximately 5mm in diameter and compatible with the material of the grommet, it can be used for both fuel and vacuum applications.
Troubleshooting
Grommet does not fit snugly into the tank hole.
Verify that the tank hole is indeed approximately 20mm in diameter. If the hole is larger, this grommet may not provide an adequate seal. Ensure no debris is preventing a full seating of the grommet.
Hoses are difficult to insert into the grommet holes.
Slightly moisten the hoses or the grommet holes with a compatible lubricant (e.g., fuel-resistant silicone spray). Do not force hoses, as this could tear the grommet.
Fuel leakage around the grommet or hoses.
Ensure the grommet is fully seated in the tank hole and the hoses are securely inserted. Check the condition of the grommet for any tears or defects. If leakage persists, consider replacing the grommet.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides a secure seal for two hoses, reducing the risk of fuel leaks.
Specifically sized for common 20mm tank holes and 25mm outer fittings.
Durable construction for long-lasting performance.
Cost-effective aftermarket solution for maintenance.
Cons
Requires precise measurement of the tank hole to ensure proper fit.
May not be compatible with non-standard tank fittings.
Aftermarket part, verify quality if critical.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the tank opening is clean and free of debris. The target tank hole size should be approximately 20mm.
Carefully press the grommet into the tank opening. The 20mm bottom section should fit snugly into the hole.
Once the grommet is seated, insert your two 5mm hoses through the respective holes in the grommet. Ensure a tight fit for each hose.
Compatibility:
This grommet is designed for tanks with an outer fitting diameter of 25mm.
The tank hole itself should measure approximately 20mm in diameter.
It is intended for use with two hoses, each approximately 5mm in diameter.
Care:
Inspect the grommet periodically for signs of cracking, hardening, or degradation.
Clean gently with a damp cloth if necessary. Avoid harsh solvents that may damage the rubber.