XRAY 358645 XT9 Fuel Cap Seal - Durable Rubber Replacement  [XR-358645]

XRAY 358645 Fuel Tank Cap Rubber Seal
Price:
AUD$10.94
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-358645
Condition:
Brand New
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Compact Replacement Seal XRAY 358645 for XT9 Caps

RC drivers who push their XT9 rigs will value the XRAY 358645 Fuel Tank Cap Rubber Seal for keeping the tank sealed under demanding conditions. It is made to slip into the cap and maintain an airtight barrier during bumpy runs.

Designed for XT9 Tanks

The XRAY 358645 fits the XT9 fuel tanks and is compatible with parts #338601 and #358603. The rubber compound balances flexibility and durability to resist repeated removal and exposure to common fuels.

Simple Fitment and Care Advice

Install by aligning the seal on the cap and pressing it flat; avoid stretching which could shorten life. Periodic inspection and replacement when the rubber becomes hard or cracked will keep fuel handling reliable.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some XRAY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Is this part a direct swap for my XT9 cap?

Yes, the XRAY 358645 is intended as a direct replacement for the XT9 series fuel cap seal and matches the listed tank part numbers.

How long will the seal last in normal use?

Service life varies with use and fuel type but inspecting the seal before each outing and replacing when signs of wear appear will prevent issues.

Can I lubricate the seal?

Avoid petroleum-based lubricants; a light application of a silicone-safe grease can help during installation but is not required for normal fitment.

Will temperature affect the seal?

Extreme heat can accelerate rubber ageing, so store spares out of direct sunlight and replace seals that appear hardened after hot running.

Do I need special tools to replace the seal?

No special tools are required; a small blunt pick can help remove an old seal but take care not to scratch the cap surface.

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