NGXV
01-30-2010, 06:30 PM
Price $5.00 and includes free shipping and three brand new O-Rings for P36 or P30 CNG Fuel Nozzle Fill Receptacles.
Fits all factory and conversion CNG fill receptacles, including Chevy, Dodge, Ford and Honda.
TO ORDER, PM with your paypal email address and I will send you a paypal invoice. If you do not have a paypal account, you can still pay with a credit card though paypal without setting up an account. Call me with any questions 801-502-5388
This is the o-ring that fits into the inside grove at the tip of either the P30 (3000 PSI) or P36 (3600 PSI) fill receptacles. The o-ring seals the connection between the male fill receptacle on your vehicle and the female fuel station quick disconnect. If the o-ring is missing you will hear a lot of gas escaping at the connection during refueling. If the o-ring is cracked or worn you will hear some leaking out of the connection during refueling. Either way you will be unable to refill or receive only a partial fill.
Over time these o-rings wear due to use, age, damaged refueling equipment, UV exposure. Sometimes they just blow out and you never notice until the next time you try to refuel.
These o-rings meet or exceed OEM specs and are the correct material, dimension and durometer (hardness) for CNG refueling applications. This is important because the 3000+ plus PSI pressure will tear or stretch standard rubber o-rings with the improper durometer rating. Includes a one year warranty against breakage and or loss. If they break or fall out in one year I will send you replacements for free. Honda charges $8.00 plus tax for one o-ring with no warranty. I called Ford and they did not carry the o-ring but offered to sell me the entire fill receptacle for $1400.00.
Driving a CNG vehicle requires planning and preparation. If this o-ring breaks or is missing, you will be unable to refuel or will only receive a partial fill. This can leave you stranded if you are late for an appointment or counting miles to the next fuel station. I have a spare tire, and jumper cables. I also keep a spare o-ring in a bag taped inside the glove compartment of each of my CNG vehicles. Always be prepared.
Keywords: Male Nozzle, Fill valve, Fuel Valve, CNG Fuel Nozzle, NGV
Fits all factory and conversion CNG fill receptacles, including Chevy, Dodge, Ford and Honda.
TO ORDER, PM with your paypal email address and I will send you a paypal invoice. If you do not have a paypal account, you can still pay with a credit card though paypal without setting up an account. Call me with any questions 801-502-5388
This is the o-ring that fits into the inside grove at the tip of either the P30 (3000 PSI) or P36 (3600 PSI) fill receptacles. The o-ring seals the connection between the male fill receptacle on your vehicle and the female fuel station quick disconnect. If the o-ring is missing you will hear a lot of gas escaping at the connection during refueling. If the o-ring is cracked or worn you will hear some leaking out of the connection during refueling. Either way you will be unable to refill or receive only a partial fill.
Over time these o-rings wear due to use, age, damaged refueling equipment, UV exposure. Sometimes they just blow out and you never notice until the next time you try to refuel.
These o-rings meet or exceed OEM specs and are the correct material, dimension and durometer (hardness) for CNG refueling applications. This is important because the 3000+ plus PSI pressure will tear or stretch standard rubber o-rings with the improper durometer rating. Includes a one year warranty against breakage and or loss. If they break or fall out in one year I will send you replacements for free. Honda charges $8.00 plus tax for one o-ring with no warranty. I called Ford and they did not carry the o-ring but offered to sell me the entire fill receptacle for $1400.00.
Driving a CNG vehicle requires planning and preparation. If this o-ring breaks or is missing, you will be unable to refuel or will only receive a partial fill. This can leave you stranded if you are late for an appointment or counting miles to the next fuel station. I have a spare tire, and jumper cables. I also keep a spare o-ring in a bag taped inside the glove compartment of each of my CNG vehicles. Always be prepared.
Keywords: Male Nozzle, Fill valve, Fuel Valve, CNG Fuel Nozzle, NGV