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04-22-2021, 06:03 PM
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Speaking of "no see ums"... How many of you have ever found the original wavy spring washer that was installed between your valve cover bolt and the valve cover in 1968? I have a complete original engine, built 12/67 that still has them. I bet they nearly all were lost upon first service.
They look like this and can be found at most of your local HW stores in the washer/bolt section
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