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652072 TCM Alt Gasket
MFR Model# 652072
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Correct gasket for O-300A generator+tach
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652072 TCM ALT GASKET
This gasket did not fit my C90. Starter bolt pattern clocked out by 180 deg. Tach housing pattern did not match. I would not buy for C90 engine.
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652072 TCM ALT GASKET
This is the correct seal that goes behind both the generator and tach housing on an O-300A engine. Spruce had it in stock and shipped it promptly . Do not cut this seal at the base of the tach housing and replace only the generator portion as an A&P did. It will leak.
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652072 TCM ALT GASKET
Great
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652072 TCM ALT GASKET
It was the correct gasket and and was delivered on time
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652072 TCM ALT GASKET
a better choice is the one that does not have the built in tach generator gasket.
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652072 TCM ALT GASKET
Gasket fit perfectly, no leaks!
Its a gasket. It fits. When installed, it doesnt seem to leak. I ordered, and Spruce shipped. Normally, I wouldnt be reviewing a gasket, but I have been getting insistent emails telling me that I need to review this order, so that I can help out my fellow aircraft maintainers. Like I said, its a gasket. Does the job. Easier than using an X-Acto knife to cut one out of gasket stock.
Wrong gasket for catalog discription. Can not use it.
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