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Old 09-03-2025, 05:03 PM
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Replacement cores can have two seals. As a test, use a tool to tighten the cores.
Hey X5chemist - I'm curious which brand of cores you use and/or recommend. I've never been able to discern which newer replacements have two seals. I generally stick with OEM, but BMW OEM cores look like they still have just the one o-ring (if product photos can be trusted, anyway).

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