Need a copper washer.

Wingboy

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• Mar 7, 2015

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id-8mm od-14mm th-1.5mm.Any ideas where?I've tried brafasco,bolts plus,home depot,etc etc.

 

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corpse

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• Mar 7, 2015

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whats it for?

 

FiReSTaRT

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• Mar 7, 2015

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Crappy tire sells some copper oil plug washers, but I'm not sure about the ID/OD.

 

corpse

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• Mar 7, 2015

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part source sells all kinds of automotive parts that might work, but they will ask the same question i did.

 

Wingboy

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• Mar 7, 2015

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Tried partsource tonly sae.

 

corpse

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• Mar 7, 2015

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Try motorcycle salvage yards, im assuming the parts are too old for the dealer to carry.

 

Greg.crx

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• Mar 7, 2015

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A 5/16 should be close enough no? It's just a copper washer

 

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inreb

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• Mar 7, 2015

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Try Dual Sport Plus

 

Wingboy

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corpse said:

Try motorcycle salvage yards, im assuming the parts are too old for the dealer to carry.

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it's a 2011.

Greg.crx said:

A 5/16 should be close enough no? It's just a copper washer

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Couldn't find one.

inreb said:

Try Dual Sport Plus

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they are the dealer for ossa.The factory is in financial difficulty and no parts are available for a while.At least they had a piston for my rebuild.

 

RonnieRev

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• Mar 7, 2015

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search banjo bolt washers, you should be able to find what you are looking for

 

theraymondguy

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• Mar 7, 2015

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Jiffy lube / similar.

 

smergy

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• Mar 7, 2015

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Hey rick, you're probably only searching for one, but sometimes your time is worth more. Maybe honda/suzuki/etc has one on a parts fiche?


https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/988/45479/Tusk-Crush-Washer-Kit-50-Piece

https://www.jakewilson.com/p/3934/45373/Bolt-Aluminum-Crush-Washers?term=7.48 od

http://www.gnarlyparts.ca/Tusk-Crush-Washer-Kit-50-Piece_p_1111.html

 

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bitzz

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• Mar 7, 2015

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Wingboy said:

id-8mm od-15mm th-1.5mm.Any ideas where?I've tried brafasco,bolts plus,home depot,etc etc.

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I have some 8.8 id x 17.42 od x 1.41 thick in Mississauga

send me an email if you want them
jim at bitzz dot com

 

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bitzz

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corpse said:

whats it for?

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Does it matter?

 

Wingboy

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smergy said:

Hey rick, you're probably only searching for one, but sometimes your time is worth more. Maybe honda/suzuki/etc has one on a parts fiche?


https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/988/45479/Tusk-Crush-Washer-Kit-50-Piece

https://www.jakewilson.com/p/3934/45373/Bolt-Aluminum-Crush-Washers?term=7.48 od

http://www.gnarlyparts.ca/Tusk-Crush-Washer-Kit-50-Piece_p_1111.html

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Thanks,but they look mostly like aluminum crush washers.

bitzz said:

I have some 8.8 id x 17.42 od x 1.41 thick in Mississauga

send me an email if you want them
jim at bitzz dot com

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Almost.Too big tho.Everything on this bike is VERY compact.

bitzz said:

Does it matter?

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Sure.It's a 2011 Ossa TR280i.

 

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Skully

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• Mar 8, 2015

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id look in the help section of ctc, any brake shop/caliper rebuilder will have assorted copper crush washers

 

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Robp

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• Mar 8, 2015

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This might sound silly I guess, but can't you find a smaller one and use a dremel to get it to the right size? I know it's small.

 

crankcall

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• Mar 8, 2015

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if you had a copper penny and a drill press, unlimited supply.

 

DoubleJ

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• Mar 8, 2015

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Definitely flat side a few solid copper pennys. Hope you horded some for future endevours!

 

Wingboy

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• Mar 8, 2015

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A penny is a great idea.There should be one made before 1996 in my collection.Thanks for the ideas guys.Now i can put the rest of the motor back together and when JohnnyP is done my powdercoat,i can put the bike back together.Didn't think this would take all winter.