Fuel injector pump seals for D7 17A #3130

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Part number on the four existing pumps are 8M3137
the parts book says the part number should be 4H5238 17a1 and up
the 4 seals 2m8663 shown in the parts book appear to be the correct ones.
the other 4 seals 2a3307 look too fat--I have one spare 4h5238 pump and the sealing surface for the 2a3307 is sloping like the inside of a funnel. the existing pumps 8m3137 sealing surface are flat and the seals have a bigger ID. The old seal are hard to read all I can get
is 2M44??. These two different # pumps appear to be the same and both work. Can someone tell me what part # I need to order the seals (😎 for pumps 8M3137? Thanks Lex

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Sun, Aug 11, 2019 9:47 PM

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The 2A3307's are correct the old seals get cone shaped from age. Like this old timer.
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Sun, Aug 11, 2019 11:44 PM

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Reply to Rome K/G:

The 2A3307's are correct the old seals get cone shaped from age. Like this old timer.

8M3137 uses a 2M4453 seal (small) same as a trade size dash 206 O-ring
along with the 2M8663 seal (large)

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Mon, Aug 12, 2019 12:13 AM

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Reply to Old Magnet:

8M3137 uses a 2M4453 seal (small) same as a trade size dash 206 O-ring
along with the 2M8663 seal (large)

Thanks for the help, I can get the correct seals ordered. Lex

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Mon, Aug 12, 2019 8:42 AM

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