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IMG 03-The "Gasket" or the Copper Washer-(#6 on the chart, part no. 90430-06014) - that goes onto the Tach Drive Retention Bolt (#5 on the chart). #5

IMG 03-The "Gasket" or the Copper Washer-(#6 on the chart, part no. 90430-06014) - that goes onto the Tach Drive Retention Bolt (#5 on the chart). #5

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IMG_1400

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IMG_2417

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Hugh is a credit to the industry, his common standards are well above the norm!

Hugh is a credit to the industry, his common standards are well above the norm!

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IMG 02-If you are taking out the Tach Drive Gear Assembly, without removing the R.H. Case cover, you might drop #8 on the chart, called the "Shim". If

IMG 02-If you are taking out the Tach Drive Gear Assembly, without removing the R.H. Case cover, you might drop #8 on the chart, called the "Shim". If

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IMG_1399

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IMG_2416

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Can't wait to get the engine fired up!

Can't wait to get the engine fired up!

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IMG 01- Better view of the R.H. Case Cover, showing where the Tach Drive Assembly goes. Note: the lower hole is where the Tach Drive Retention Bolt(#5

IMG 01- Better view of the R.H. Case Cover, showing where the Tach Drive Assembly goes. Note: the lower hole is where the Tach Drive Retention Bolt(#5

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IMG_1398

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IMG_2415

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Last pic, before closing 'em up!

Last pic, before closing 'em up!

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IMG_1395

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IMG_2414

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According to the Haynes manual, this is supposed to be, one of the locations of the (6) six Acorn "Domed Nuts".

According to the Haynes manual, this is supposed to be, one of the locations of the (6) six Acorn "Domed Nuts".

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IMG_1394

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IMG_2413

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Opposite side, with a M8 nut and washer, using blue locktite on all fasteners.

Opposite side, with a M8 nut and washer, using blue locktite on all fasteners.

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IMG_1393

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Cases sealed up nice, with "HondaBond", used by two other known Gurus of this website!

Cases sealed up nice, with "HondaBond", used by two other known Gurus of this website!

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IMG_1392

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Steel dremel polishing up the cases, followed up by a brass bristle brush.

Steel dremel polishing up the cases, followed up by a brass bristle brush.

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IMG_1391

IMG_1391

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Ready for the next step! Jugs & Pistons!

Ready for the next step! Jugs & Pistons!

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