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#746282 05/11/2011 1:50 AM
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well i finally got my 235 back from the machine shop. after five months of waiting, and locating different parts. so im putting the motor together and sure enough,as precise as i try to be, i cannot find tne bolt that holds on vthe oil pump. i believe it was a specialv bolt with a lock nut on it, and a tapered vend to go into the pump shaft. does anyone knoe where i can get one? any help would be great. thanks


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216 and 235 use the same bolt.


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You might try and call Jim Carters they have a bunch of "parts" engines in the back of the shop they also have a bunch of old engine parts in the basment.Plus there are alot of parts floating around this site.

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thanks pete52, i called carter and he put me in touch with a used parts man.thev part i need is in the mail. you cant roller skate in a buffalo herd. roger miller 1964


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