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How do I change the fiber washer near the gear as mine is ready two break in half and anybody know where I can get a new one it is for and 86 930 thanks karl

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How do I change the fiber washer near the gear as mine is ready two break in half and anybody know where I can get a new one it is for and 86 930 thanks karl
If Pelican doesn't carry it, then buy suitable material at your local auto parts store and make your own. Can't tell you how many DIY gaskets I've made in my lifetime. Though I admit I don't know what that fiber washer is made of, so material could be a challenge.
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How do I change the fiber washer near the gear as mine is ready two break in half and anybody know where I can get a new one it is for and 86 930 thanks karl
The washer is out there in repair kits. For the washer, any kit intended for the 12mm diameter distributor shaft will work. The pin is also available.

Clamp the gear in a soft jawed vise. Carefully file off the peened over part of the pin that holds the gear in place. Tap it out with a drift punch of the appropriate size. Replace washer and reassemble with a new pin, being sure to peen over the ends with a hammer.

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