Windshield Repair Forum

I've got several old injectors that I need piston Orings
for (that's the two small O-rings that go on the piston/plunger). Does anybody know where I can get them from...other than itself? I have found that the ones from hardware stores don't work. The resin eats them up

Feel free to call me if you do (know where to get them) at 1 877 356 0398.

The company you are referring to does not want their name mentioned on public forums, so we have had to remove all references to their company name.

-Delta Kits

Hello- don't know if this would be of any help but I used to work at an auto parts supply store and we would get people needing o rings, maybe for carb kits or air shocks, etc., maybe something there might work- off the wall but maybe a try- good luck, Karen

The resin I'm using deteriorates them..i.e. eats them up...fairly quickly. I don't know if chemical properties of different types
of resins are that significant or not. The Orings I had on my injectors, for a long time, seemed to hold up pretty good to the
resin I was using (Janvils'). Then somebody stole my tool kit
from my pickup and I had to scavange some of my older injectors as well as buy some of the minor accessories again (including Orings). The new Orings I bought don't seem to hold up. For the time being I'm using those cheap plastic injectors (they might be Polylite..I'm not sure...I got them locally). They have the 'inserted' white rubber tips. They work reasonably well for me but I'd rather be using the injectors I'm familiar with.

Please do not use that company's name or initials. They do not want their name on public forums. Thank you!

-Delta Kits