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lukemillar
08-09-06, 10:02 AM
Hi,

Was ordering some gaskets from a dealer, and bought a couple of these as well (given that I'm supposed to have changed them everytime I change the oil and haven't) Well, they turned up today and look a little different to what is on there.

Was wondering if anyone could confirm the part number for this - I ordered:

09168-12002

I got the part number off the fiche, but would appreciate a second opinion.

Thanks
Luke
21QUEST
08-09-06, 11:10 AM
Sounds right to me.

How is it different? The OE one is a funny shaped(cone shaped?) washer .

Cheers
Ben

EDIT: Taliking about a Curvy. MIght be different to the Pointy.

EDIT2: Same part number for both
Tris
08-09-06, 11:13 AM
Hi,

Was ordering some gaskets from a dealer, and bought a couple of these as well (given that I'm supposed to have changed them everytime I change the oil and haven't) Well, they turned up today and look a little different to what is on there.

Was wondering if anyone could confirm the part number for this - I ordered:

09168-12002

I got the part number off the fiche, but would appreciate a second opinion.

Thanks
Luke

I've had 3 atemps to get one of these from our local dealer but they are always "out of stock"!!!

Did you get yours from a an online source?

Cheers
chazzyb
08-09-06, 11:20 AM
It's a crush washer. Go to a motor factor.
lukemillar
08-09-06, 01:31 PM
Sounds right to me.

How is it different? The OE one is a funny shaped(cone shaped?) washer .


That's the one! I know it's a crush washer, but we are talking some serious crushing to get it to look like the one on the bike! Either that or it's a non-OE one one there.

I ordered them from P&H in Crawley - about 40p each. They had them in stock, so turned up the next day.
John Burt
08-09-06, 05:07 PM
Me I'm a tight wad just got a copper one and re-anneal it every other time it goes back - had ity for years and it only cost 12p

:D :D
Tris
11-09-06, 11:13 AM
By the sounds of things all I need is a Dowty seal (we use them on our gas turbines :wink: ) and jobs a good un!
jebus
13-09-06, 09:17 PM
yeah a new copper washer will look a lot fatter than a old one, they crush everytime they get used so they look pretty flat after a while, if it fits and stops any oil leakage then its fine.
Warren
13-09-06, 10:22 PM
any old copper washer will do, there only about 10p,
much cheaper than 3 quid my dealer wants for em.


but saying that, ive just re-used the old one.