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tiny hitch pin clip on autolube cable pully
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Hi -
I am referring to the one that is on the pulley at the midpoint of the cable travel around the circumference, i am assuming to keep the cable from derailing in the event of a quick snap shut.
My pin has seemed to have evaporated and it doesnt seem to show up on partzilla exploded views.
So i used a loop of copper wire in a safety wire manner, which is likely better from a retention standpoint, but i am hung up on not being able to find the part.
Any inputs appreciated, thank you
Martin
I am referring to the one that is on the pulley at the midpoint of the cable travel around the circumference, i am assuming to keep the cable from derailing in the event of a quick snap shut.
My pin has seemed to have evaporated and it doesnt seem to show up on partzilla exploded views.
So i used a loop of copper wire in a safety wire manner, which is likely better from a retention standpoint, but i am hung up on not being able to find the part.
Any inputs appreciated, thank you
Martin
20 Aug 2020 08:04
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If DEET doesn't see this and chime in, maybe contact him at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. - he rebuilds oil pumps and might have a spare.
20 Aug 2020 09:21
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Msavitt, I’ve done the same thing on my DT250 but I have a RT3 pump that doesn’t have a hole for a clip, it’s a safety feature.
Thanks Mark
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'81 Honda CT110
'87 PW50
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'02 Honda XR70R
20 Aug 2020 09:56
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thanks guys
i am sticking with the twisted wire as it will not pop off like the clip did and will save engine in the event cable came off
i am sticking with the twisted wire as it will not pop off like the clip did and will save engine in the event cable came off
20 Aug 2020 13:08
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The R clip is part # 363-13133-01. Go to Partzilla. 1976 DT 250C - 400C. Whoop, there it is, part #25
76 Dt 125 75 Dt 175 75 Dt 250 75 Dt 400 09 FZ6R
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thanks
it figures that i placed a partzilla order yesterday
it figures that i placed a partzilla order yesterday
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30 Aug 2020 10:16
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