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Im about to replace pump isolator valves on my grant boiler but the 28mm valves did not come with washers and I can seem to find them to buy. Can anyone please advise where I might be able to find them?

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I did, maybe I'm getting confused over the size of the washers that are mainly stated in inches. I assume 28mm is the inner diameter of the washer? Would the following work?

https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/arctic-products-fibre-central-heating-pump-washers-1-3-4-2-pack/4252j

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