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techtalk:miscres:miscres12 [2022/01/29 05:49] hippysmack [Sportster and K Model Parts Catalogs by Year and Date of Publication] |
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| But the various part numbers for each painted tank was at the dealership and not in the parts catalog. \\ | But the various part numbers for each painted tank was at the dealership and not in the parts catalog. \\ | ||
| So looking back now with a 1979 Sportster, it would take the 79 catalog for everything else and the 81 parts catalog for the oil tank part number. \\ | So looking back now with a 1979 Sportster, it would take the 79 catalog for everything else and the 81 parts catalog for the oil tank part number. \\ | ||
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| + | Example: In the -78A catalog, gearcase section, the illustration shows the cam cover pinion shaft bushing, cam bushings and cam gear plates. \\ | ||
| + | These items are listed as numbers 31-34. \\ | ||
| + | However, parts list page number 17 ends in #30, page 18 is the illustration and page 19 list page begins at #35. \\ | ||
| + | So the part numbers are not shown for those parts in that catalog. \\ | ||
| + | The -78B catalog does show the part numbers for those parts, but the -78B wasn't written until 1989 which may have updated part numbers in it. | ||
| === Drawings may or may not look like your part number === | === Drawings may or may not look like your part number === | ||
