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Conrod side play?

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What is amacceptableamount of side play when assembling 750 commando conrods.

kyle

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Hi Kyle,

the clearance is .013 - .016 of an inch.

The info is located on this very site. You can type in con rod clearance on the search bar, or use this link:

http://www.nortonownersclub.org/support/technical-support-commando/conrods?searchterm=con+rod+clearance

There is quite a bit of good info in the archives of this site, I find the search bar veryusefulin getting answers. You just have to remember, the English sometimes use different terminology than we Americans use.

All the Best,

Skip Brolund

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Surely Skip, the Americans sometimes use different terminology than we English use? Discuss!!

Yes, you are correct, the Search facility is much under-used and I support your recommendation that people more frequently should use it. n.b. the pedantic Queen's English with the proximity of the adverb correct.

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Yes, pip pip, cheerio & all that! If you buy a havnes manual "over here", there is an English to American chart in the back to help us Yanks understand here are some automotive terms:

English

American

Aerial

Antenna

Accelerator

Gas pedal

Alternator

Generator (AC)

Anti-roll bar

Sway bar

Bodywork

Sheet metal

Bonnet

Hood

Boot lid

Trunk lid

Boot (luggage compartment)

Trunk

Bottom gear

1st gear

Bulkhead

Firewall

Cam follower or tappet

Valve lifter

Carburettor

Carburetor or carbureter or carburator

Catch

Latch or lock (as in door latch)

Choke/venturi

Barrel

Circlip

Snap-ring or Jesus clip

Clearance

Lash

Crownwheel

Ring gear (of flywheel)

Damper

Shock Absorber

Dash pot

Accelerator pump

Dazzle

Glare

Disc (brake)

Rotor/disk

Drop head coupe

Convertible

Dynamo

Generator (DC)

Earth (electrical)

Ground

Estate car

Station wagon

Exhaust manifold

Header

Flatting (Down)

Sanding

Float chamber

Float bowl

Free-play

Lash

Freewheel

Coast

Final Drive

Differential

Gudgeon pin

Piston pin or wrist pin

Gearchange

Shift

Gearbox

Transmission

Halfshaft

Axle shaft

Handbrake

Parking brake

Hood

Soft top or convertible top

Indicator

Turn signal

Interior light

Dome lamp

Jubilee Clip

Hose Clamp

Layshaft (of gearbox)

Countershaft

Mole Wrench

Vise Grips

Motorway

Freeway, turnpike, interstate etc

Number plate

License plate

Paraffin

Kerosene

Petrol

Gasoline, gas

Propeller (prop) shaft

Driveshaft

"Pinking"

"Pinging"

Quarter light

Quarter window

Repeater

Turn signal

Rev Counter

Tachometer

Rocker cover

Valve cover

Roof rack

Car-top carrier

Saloon

Sedan

Seized

Frozen, locked up

Side indicator lights

Side marker lights

Side light

Parking light

Silencer

Muffler

Spanner

Wrench

Sill panel (beneath doors)

Rocker panel

Spigot bush

Pilot bushing

Split pin

Cotter pin

Steering arm

Spindle arm

Sump

Oil pan

Tappet

Valve lifter, cam follower

Thrust bearing

Throw-out bearing, release bearing

Tickover

Idle

Top gear

High

Torch

Flashlight

Trackrod (of steering)

Tie-rod (or connecting rod)

Transmission

Whole drive line

Tyre

Tire

Vice

Vise

Wheel nut

Lug nut

Windscreen

Windshield

Wing/mudguard

Fender

 


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