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flapper bolt spacings - need to make a cover

I need to remove one of my flappers because the internal mechanism is loose. I want to cover the opening while the flapper is out. Anyone have the dimensions/pattern for the bolts that hold the flapper on? Even close would help.

Also, is there a trick to getting the little clip shown below back on? Last time I could not get it slid all the way on, and the mechanic did it.

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Old 08-05-2016, 11:42 AM
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Spray something like WD40 and slowly pry it out with small screw driver.

Here is my 10 steps program: Cleaning Flapper Boxes
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JJ 911SC,

Are you describing how to take the clips off, or put them back on? I need to know how to get them back on all the way so there is no play.

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Oops, yes I was.

To put it back, its just press fit. You can use an open pair of pliers and push it down or use a small socket and softhly tap it down.
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Ok, I will try that. Thanks

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