ANCIRS 12 Pack 8mm Floor Bottle Jack Plugs, Black Rubber Hydraulic Filler Bung For Oil Reservoir Hole
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Yes, they are larger than the hole into which they must fit in order to form a seal. I used a 5/16 inch drill bit, which is slightly smaller than an 8mm drill bit, and it worked perfectly; you have to work them into the hole, but once they're in, they're tight and sealed.
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In the hub motor of my ebike, I drilled a 5/16 hole. The Statorade was squirted into the motor after that. Then I used one of these rubber bungs to plug the hole. It went together quickly, and the motor now has a watertight plug. This is the first time I've seen it done this way, but it worked.
This is a fantastic product that perfectly fits my 10mm jack fill holes. Getting ANY of these plugs back in, as the British would say, is fiddly. My preferred tool is a 90-degree flat head screw driver, which I use to push the mushroom's'stem' sideways while using a nut driver to push the 'head'.
In my craftsman 3 ton jack, it worked perfectly. It was tested after I replaced it, and it successfully maintained the level of my truck for 8 hours.
He stated that they worked well and that we were exactly as described!.
For a hydraulic log splitter, I used these plugs. They work perfectly, and no oil is spilled as a result of their use.
That's fantastic! It was a perfect fit for my old Harbor Freight 3 ton floor jack.
Having a pair of pointed pliers is a must. Because not all of the holes on a jack are the same, pliers are used to help squeeze and push the jack into place.
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