Injector Throttle Body O-Ring Kit for Arctic Cat F5 EFI (2007-2014)

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Injector Throttle Body O-Ring Kit for Arctic Cat

Applications:
Arctic Cat Cross Fire 500 EFI 2007 - 2009, F5 EFI 2007 - 2014, Sno-Pro 500 EFI 2013 - 2014, T 500 EFI 2008 - 2009, ZR 4000 EFI 2015 - 2017

O-Ring Material: High-grade nitrile rubber (NBR) formulated for cold-weather snowmobile operation and long-term fuel resistance Kit Contents: Complete set of O-rings required to service all fuel injector seal points and throttle body mounting interfaces, plus a single-use packet of O-ring installation lubricant Operating Temperature Range: Rated for -40°F to 250°F (-40°C to 121°C) to withstand extreme subzero riding conditions and normal engine operating temperatures Fuel Compatibility: Safe for use with standard unleaded gasoline, oxygenated recreational fuel, and ethanol-blended pump fuels up to E15 OEM Cross Reference: Direct factory replacement for Arctic Cat OEM part numbers 3007-339, 3006-199, and 0430-046 O-Ring Durometer: 70 Shore A hardness, balancing consistent sealing pressure, low-temperature flexibility, and abrasion resistance Seal Performance: Precision molded to tight tolerances to resist swelling, cracking, and fuel permeation, eliminating vacuum leaks and maintaining consistent fuel pressure Fitment Type: 100% direct-fit replacement, no cutting, trimming, or permanent modification to injectors, throttle body, or intake components required Installation Requirements: No specialty service tools required; included lubricant reduces risk of O-ring pinching, tearing, or misalignment during fitment Product Warranty: 1-year limited replacement warranty covering manufacturing defects and premature seal failure when installed per factory service guidelines Recommended Service Interval: Replace O-rings any time fuel injectors or throttle body are removed for service, or every 5,000 miles to prevent dry rot and seal leaks Chemical Resistance: Resistant to engine oil, common fuel additives, and intake tract carbon buildup for extended service life between maintenance intervals