Figured I'd pass this along.
When buying non-genuine parts it's sometimes useful to verify via component mfg # whether an updated part has been released. I came across this when searching for a gasket and inquired with the manufacture who responded that the revised gasket was made of Viton. Viton is a superior material for the high heat applications.
Needless to say I bought the Viton version and saved $$ on potential problems down the road.
Winning!
When buying non-genuine parts it's sometimes useful to verify via component mfg # whether an updated part has been released. I came across this when searching for a gasket and inquired with the manufacture who responded that the revised gasket was made of Viton. Viton is a superior material for the high heat applications.
Needless to say I bought the Viton version and saved $$ on potential problems down the road.
Winning!
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