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          |   | Doug85GT | JAN 09,  11:35 AM |  |  
        
          | My driveway is steep enough that if I fill my transmission properly then oil slowly seeps out past the speed sensor seal.  I have looked for a new one on various online parts stores, the Fiero Store and Rodney Dickman's site with no success. 
 Does anyone know where I can buy a new one?
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          |   | ArthurPeale | JAN 09,  12:47 PM |  |  
        
          | I wasn't familiar with this part, so I looked on Rock Auto. It looks like it's just a O ring that goes around the base. 
 if that's the case, it's likely you can just get one from the parts store.
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          |   | fierosound | JAN 09,  01:17 PM |  |  | 
  
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          |   | Mickey_Moose | JAN 09,  01:55 PM |  |  
        
          | You can get from McMaster-Carr if you know the size: https://www.mcmaster.com/o-...elastomer-o-rings-8/ 
 Make sure it is made from Viton.
 
 If you don't know the size, you can probably measure it yourself - OR - you may have a dealer near you that sells o-rings and they can measure it for you. I use Hi-Tech Seals locally, maybe one near you?
 
 **edit: I am not sure I would buy the eBay one - seals have a shelf life, and depending how old that one is...
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          |   | Doug85GT | JAN 09,  02:38 PM |  |  
        
          | Oh.  If it is just a off the shelf O-ring then might already have one.  I have a box of them somewhere.... 
 
 Thank you for the replies everyone.
 
 
 edit:  I found it.  I have a Doorman metric O-ring set which has R-01 to R-32.  I suspect it will be one of the large ones.  I'll have to wait until the weekend to try it.
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          |   | Doug85GT | JAN 21,  08:03 PM |  |  
        
          | Update 
 Today was a nice day without rain so I pulled the speed sensor out.  I tried the o-rings in my Doorman kit but they did not work.  The o-rings were too thick.  Too much of it stuck out from the sides to allow it to go back into the transmission.  The best fit was a R-26 which is 34.5mm ID 3.5mm thick.
 
 I pulled out my caliper and measured the o-ring.  It measures ~35mm ID 2.5mm thick.  I ordered a set of o-rings and will have them in about a week.
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          |   | Mickey_Moose | JAN 24,  04:17 PM |  |  
        
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 | | quote |  | Originally posted by Doug85GT: 
 Update
 
 Today was a nice day without rain so I pulled the speed sensor out.  I tried the o-rings in my Doorman kit but they did not work.  The o-rings were too thick.  Too much of it stuck out from the sides to allow it to go back into the transmission.  The best fit was a R-26 which is 34.5mm ID 3.5mm thick.
 
 I pulled out my caliper and measured the o-ring.  It measures ~35mm ID 2.5mm thick.  I ordered a set of o-rings and will have them in about a week.
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 Based on your measurement of 34.5mm you need a 220 sized o-ring
 
 https://www.marcorubber.com...size-chart-as568.htm
 
 https://www.mcmaster.com/o-...s-8/dash-number~220/
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