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Wheelhorse#1

Anyone have any idea what these rubber bumpers  are called ? They sit under the rear fender pan for vibration and cushion ,I recon.

I need to replace them.Thx 

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roadapples

They also go under the hood next to the hinge...

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ebinmaine
6 hours ago, roadapples said:

They also go under the hood next to the hinge...

On what models Mr Apples?

 

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roadapples

Not sure all models, but there on my 74 C160...

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ebinmaine
4 minutes ago, roadapples said:

Not sure all models, but there on my 74 C160...

Don't think mine has any. Probably were worn right off before I got it. I'll have to check that out....

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peter lena

@Wheelhorse#1  put a smear of  DIELECRTIC GREASE on that contact area , make things work easier , thats a super lube rated lubricant . good stuff, pete

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kpinnc
1 hour ago, ebinmaine said:

Don't think mine has any. Probably were worn right off before I got it. I'll have to check that out....

 

I think my 867 uses 2 of those on the fender. Sure makes it close smoother too! 

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Achto
11 minutes ago, kpinnc said:

I think my 867 uses 2 of those on the fender

 

It should have 4 of them on the rear fender. 2 where it sets on the center counsel and 2 on each side where it slides over the counsel. Number 101 on the diagram

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squonk
2 hours ago, peter lena said:

@Wheelhorse#1  put a smear of  DIELECRTIC GREASE on that contact area , make things work easier , thats a super lube rated lubricant . good stuff, pete

Since dielectric grease is a silicone grease, it should not be used on silicone-based rubbers or plastics, as it will break them down over time. The grease does not conduct electricity, so it shouldn't be applied directly to the mating surfaces (pins and sockets) of an electrical connection.

 

Plus on the fender mounts it may end up on your pants! :)

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stevasaurus

They are called "Do-Hicky's".  :confusion-confused:

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ebinmaine
7 minutes ago, stevasaurus said:

They are called "Do-Hicky's".  :confusion-confused:

 

I've called 'em "Rubber baby buggy bumpers" for many years.  

 

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peter lena

@squonk  so terribly sorry for suggesting anything , looking for a  sword to throw my self on , probably put some grease on it to make the initial entry , easier , pete  

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squonk

Just wanted to let folks know that that grease can damage certain rubbers. I used to use Vaseline to install pump seals. Made them slide into the bore easily. Until I found out that it broke down the rubber compound after a short time. :)

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peter lena

@squonk  rebuilt hundreds of pumps , durco, goulds , boston gear , swiss lewa , never used vaseline on any of those seals , more like synthetic , hi temp anti sling , steam jacket rated , lubricant , also food grade rated , for production work.  pete  

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