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What is this part?

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After reassembling the bike, I found an extra part... Not sure where it goes or if it is even from the bike. Looks to be a spacer of some sort. Can anybody help?

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Locating dowel

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Gerrtings:

It's a locating dowel. There are a couple in the tranny cover, a few more in the block facing the belt cover. there are two between the crankcase halves if you went that deep. It's not critical, but helps to line up the respective gaskets during assembly.

ON the Aero there are two thicker ones on the rear part of the frame where the plastics mount, but they are flat-ended.

It'd help if I/we knew what model & year of bike we were discussing.
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Re: Locating dowel

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Wheelman-111 wrote:Gerrtings:

It's a locating dowel. There are a couple in the tranny cover, a few more in the block facing the belt cover. there are two between the crankcase halves if you went that deep. It's not critical, but helps to line up the respective gaskets during assembly.

ON the Aero there are two thicker ones on the rear part of the frame where the plastics mount, but they are flat-ended.

It'd help if I/we knew what model & year of bike we were discussing.
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Only the plastic side covers have been removed to get to the carb. It's a 1984 NQ50.
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Post by wiguy05 »

#14 in the picture, it keeps the acorn nut from crushing the body panel.

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i thought it was a wheel spacer for the front lol
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THANKS! It was actually the longer piece #15....but close enough. Next step..."where's the second one?" If you can find that somewhere on my garage floor....then I will officially declare you he winner. :\ :lol:
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lol
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