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mini_fly
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Thanks, another mystery solved and another part labelled awaiting rebuild!
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Mart!
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fishingka
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Someone buy Mart a beer, or Milkshake, whichever he may prefer!!! Well done!! You sure learned a lot doing your rebuild!!!  Kristina 
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Cheleker
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Mart!
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yeah, that's it! its profiled to follow a little curve on the block, if you offer it where its supposed to go it will all make sense.
Shirts for the Corporate Masochists < new designs!
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mini_fly
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miniboo
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Probably wrong but it could be no.38?
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Mart!
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mini_fly
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miniboo
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Its not the washer form the steady bar from a rod change gear change is it?
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N. J.
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Driving me nuts! I know I've seen that in the course of my VTEC conversion, but I can't remember where!! AAARRGHH! Maybe a thrust washer of some sort? My parts manual pics aren't big enough to show the shoulder on anything. Chuck! Oh, Chuck!! N J "Remember...pillage first, then burn!"
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mini_fly
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 Here you go... 0.275" ID 0.885" OD 0.190" thick at thickest point 0.135" thick at thinnest point 0.885" diameter on th round part 0.825" diameter from thte flat to the round. You can see in this picture that there is a little area of wear around the hole that maybe had a smaller washer to hold this in place.
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MacDhaibhidh
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what is the measurements? Thank You in advance! Stieve Grumpy: I'm bettin' The Joker told you to kill me soon as we loaded the cash.
BOZO;The Joker: No no no no, I kill the bus driver.
Grumpy: Bus driver? What bus driver? 
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mini_fly
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The ID of this part will not fit on a manifold stud. It's too small. Any other ideas?
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MacDhaibhidh
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notched intake/exhaust washer. I agree, replace it with a new one. Thank You in advance! Stieve Grumpy: I'm bettin' The Joker told you to kill me soon as we loaded the cash.
BOZO;The Joker: No no no no, I kill the bus driver.
Grumpy: Bus driver? What bus driver?
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hotelcalif
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Looks like a manifold washer that has been cut. Pigs have now flown. Miniguy is still selling cars.
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mini_fly
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 Cleaning up some parts that are in bins and I came across this washer. Can't recall where it came from. Henry
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Posted: Jul-19-2008 07:09AM
Edited: Jul-18-2008 05:38PM
