What is amacceptableamount of side play when assembling 750 commando conrods.
kyle
Hi Kyle, the clearance is…
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Surely Skip, the Americans…
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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pedantic Queen's English…
pedantic Queen's English
On here? You're having a laarf!
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Yes, pip pip, cheerio &…
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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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