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Jubilee engine spares.

Submitted by kelvin_potter on Thursday, 27 January, 2011 - 00:00
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Hello i am looking for a pair of standard sized barrels with no fin damage for my jubilee, also can anyone help me with where i can find a new oil pump.

Also, after having my crankcase in the oven to remove the main bearing, once it was tapped on the floor to remove the bearing i have a small steel insert that is a similar size to a 8mm washer, it is flat on one side and rounded on the other, the only place i can think it fell out of is where the crankcase brather pipe screws in, can anyone help, i could send a picture if that would help. Its not listed in the parts book.

Cheers Kelvin.

alvin@manx.net

Submitted by andy_sochanik on Sunday, 30 January, 2011 - 00:00

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Previously wrote:

Can you send a picture of the washer to lightweighttwins@nortonownersclub.org - thanks

Hello i am looking for a pair of standard sized barrels with no fin damage for my jubilee, also can anyone help me with where i can find a new oil pump.

Also, after having my crankcase in the oven to remove the main bearing, once it was tapped on the floor to remove the bearing i have a small steel insert that is a similar size to a 8mm washer, it is flat on one side and rounded on the other, the only place i can think it fell out of is where the crankcase brather pipe screws in, can anyone help, i could send a picture if that would help. Its not listed in the parts book.

Cheers Kelvin.

alvin@manx.net

Submitted by david_evans on Sunday, 30 January, 2011 - 00:01

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Pardon me for poking my nose into lightweight stuff. The washer you describe sounds like a retaining/ locking plate for preventing the main bearing from rotating in the crankcases. A common problem on Commandos. I've seen them on photos of racing engines on american websites.

Submitted by tony_ripley on Monday, 31 January, 2011 - 00:00

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Previously wrote:

Previously wrote:

Can you send a picture of the washer to lightweighttwins@nortonownersclub.org - thanks

Hello i am looking for a pair of standard sized barrels with no fin damage for my jubilee, also can anyone help me with where i can find a new oil pump.

Also, after having my crankcase in the oven to remove the main bearing, once it was tapped on the floor to remove the bearing i have a small steel insert that is a similar size to a 8mm washer, it is flat on one side and rounded on the other, the only place i can think it fell out of is where the crankcase brather pipe screws in, can anyone help, i could send a picture if that would help. Its not listed in the parts book.

Cheers Kelvin.

alvin@manx.net

Or Better still, could you post a picture on the web site so we can all have a look and also benefit from the answer if it comes.

Tony

Submitted by kelvin_potter on Wednesday, 2 February, 2011 - 00:00

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Previously wrote:

Previously wrote:

Previously wrote:

Can you send a picture of the washer to lightweighttwins@nortonownersclub.org - thanks

Hello i am looking for a pair of standard sized barrels with no fin damage for my jubilee, also can anyone help me with where i can find a new oil pump.

Also, after having my crankcase in the oven to remove the main bearing, once it was tapped on the floor to remove the bearing i have a small steel insert that is a similar size to a 8mm washer, it is flat on one side and rounded on the other, the only place i can think it fell out of is where the crankcase brather pipe screws in, can anyone help, i could send a picture if that would help. Its not listed in the parts book.

Cheers Kelvin.

alvin@manx.net

Or Better still, could you post a picture on the web site so we can all have a look and also benefit from the answer if it comes.

Tony

Hi here are hopefully a few pictures of the mystery washer.

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Jubilee-washer-632.jpg

Submitted by kelvin_potter on Wednesday, 2 February, 2011 - 00:02

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Previously wrote:

Previously wrote:

Previously wrote:

Previously wrote:

Can you send a picture of the washer to lightweighttwins@nortonownersclub.org - thanks

Hello i am looking for a pair of standard sized barrels with no fin damage for my jubilee, also can anyone help me with where i can find a new oil pump.

Also, after having my crankcase in the oven to remove the main bearing, once it was tapped on the floor to remove the bearing i have a small steel insert that is a similar size to a 8mm washer, it is flat on one side and rounded on the other, the only place i can think it fell out of is where the crankcase brather pipe screws in, can anyone help, i could send a picture if that would help. Its not listed in the parts book.

Cheers Kelvin.

alvin@manx.net

Or Better still, could you post a picture on the web site so we can all have a look and also benefit from the answer if it comes.

Tony

Hi here are hopefully a few pictures of the mystery washer.

Attachments
Jubilee-washer-633.jpg

Submitted by kelvin_potter on Wednesday, 2 February, 2011 - 00:03

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Previously wrote:

Previously wrote:

Previously wrote:

Previously wrote:

Previously wrote:

Can you send a picture of the washer to lightweighttwins@nortonownersclub.org - thanks

Hello i am looking for a pair of standard sized barrels with no fin damage for my jubilee, also can anyone help me with where i can find a new oil pump.

Also, after having my crankcase in the oven to remove the main bearing, once it was tapped on the floor to remove the bearing i have a small steel insert that is a similar size to a 8mm washer, it is flat on one side and rounded on the other, the only place i can think it fell out of is where the crankcase brather pipe screws in, can anyone help, i could send a picture if that would help. Its not listed in the parts book.

Cheers Kelvin.

alvin@manx.net

Or Better still, could you post a picture on the web site so we can all have a look and also benefit from the answer if it comes.

Tony

Hi here are hopefully a few pictures of the mystery washer.

Attachments
Jubilee-washer-634.jpg

 



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