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| ===== Breaker Points Seal ===== | ===== Breaker Points Seal ===== | ||
| This is a steel shell radial shaft seal (HD# 11124) installed in the cam cover. \\ | This is a steel shell radial shaft seal (HD# 11124) installed in the cam cover. \\ | ||
| - | It surrounds and seals #2 cam when the cover is installed. | + | It surrounds and seals #2 cam when the cover is installed. Also used on 1986-2003 model Sportster cam covers. \\ |
| - | Also used on 1986-2003 model Sportster cam covers. \\ | + | Dims per XLForum member, Fizzle: \\ |
| - | Other brands include James (JGI-11124), | + | OD 1.570" (39.878mm) |
| + | ID 1.050" (26.67mm) | ||
| + | W 0.248" (6.2992mm) | ||
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| + | Other brands include James (JGI-11124), Cometic (C9355), Athena (51-A210), Custom Chrome (54-043). \\ | ||
| The rubber shell HD Genuine double lip version is part number (11124-DL). \\ | The rubber shell HD Genuine double lip version is part number (11124-DL). \\ | ||
| Other brands include James (JGI-11124-DL). \\ | Other brands include James (JGI-11124-DL). \\ | ||
| **NOTE**: __SKF makes a radial shaft seal with a part number of 11124 but that IS NOT AN HD PART NUMBER__. \\ | **NOTE**: __SKF makes a radial shaft seal with a part number of 11124 but that IS NOT AN HD PART NUMBER__. \\ | ||
| - | SKF 11124 is an SKF part number | + | SKF 11124 IS TOO BIG TO FIT THE COVER and they don't show a compatible seal in their catalog for this application. \\ |
| - | Seal number | + | HD Seal (11124): \\ |
| - | | This side faces out. ((photo by Hippysmack)) | + | {{: |
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| ===== Roll Pin ===== | ===== Roll Pin ===== | ||
| AKA "split pins". These are hollow pins that have a split in them and are held in holes by their own spring tension. ((needspeed of the XLFORUM https:// | AKA "split pins". These are hollow pins that have a split in them and are held in holes by their own spring tension. ((needspeed of the XLFORUM https:// | ||
