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C.N.
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My kickstarter rebuild

Post by C.N. » Sun Jan 20, 2008 5:06 pm

Hey can anybody describe the thrust washer set-up behind the kickstart shaft? My uncle fabricated a new bushing for me out of oilyte bronze as the fiber composite one was worn out. Now I'm putting it back together and the illustration of this THRUST WASHER--in the honda parts catalog--looks thicker than the 2 washers I believe are meant to be used. The parts "exploded view" also shows 1 THRUST WASHER but lists 2. What to do?
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C.N.

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Re: My kickstarter rebuild

Post by LOUD MOUSE » Sun Jan 20, 2008 5:48 pm

YES they are very thin.
Put one on the kick gear shaft with grease on both sides.
Grease the shaft and new bearing and insert the shaft into the bearing and put grease on the case side of the other washer and put it on the shaft followed by the "Circlip" keeper. ...............lm
C.N. wrote:Hey can anybody describe the thrust washer set-up behind the kickstart shaft? My uncle fabricated a new bushing for me out of oilyte bronze as the fiber composite one was worn out. Now I'm putting it back together and the illustration of this THRUST WASHER--in the honda parts catalog--looks thicker than the 2 washers I believe are meant to be used. The parts "exploded view" also shows 1 THRUST WASHER but lists 2. What to do?
Thanks
C.N.

C.N.
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Kickstarter

Post by C.N. » Sun Jan 27, 2008 10:58 am

Thanks so much for the reply, I'm embarrassed to say I just figured out how to find a reply. Kinda new to forums. That's just the answer I was looking for. I hope the Oilite bushing works. I couldn't find the composite bushing anywhere.
Thanks again
C.N.

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Re: Kickstarter

Post by LOUD MOUSE » Sun Jan 27, 2008 11:12 am

The bushing was never sold as a separate part. The only way to get another was to press one out of another cover or buy anothe4r cover. ..................lm
C.N. wrote:Thanks so much for the reply, I'm embarrassed to say I just figured out how to find a reply. Kinda new to forums. That's just the answer I was looking for. I hope the Oilite bushing works. I couldn't find the composite bushing anywhere.
Thanks again
C.N.

C.N.
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Kickstarter Bushing

Post by C.N. » Sun Jan 27, 2008 11:17 am

Here are some shots or the Kickstarter Bushing my uncle made. Can you think of any reason this material--oilite--may be wrong for this application?
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LOUD MOUSE
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Re: Kickstarter Bushing

Post by LOUD MOUSE » Sun Jan 27, 2008 4:01 pm

Looks good to me. ..........................lm

C.N. wrote:Here are some shots or the Kickstarter Bushing my uncle made. Can you think of any reason this material--oilite--may be wrong for this application?

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