D2 gasket whatsit??

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Jim Davis

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Last fall, I had the top off my D2's pony, then had the whole pony off and back on.

Today, I found this piece of a gasket on the clutch housing just in front of the pony flywheel. I have no idea what it is or how it got there.

Anybody recognize this fragment?

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Thu, Aug 14, 2014 1:45 AM

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Thought it looked like the upper left corner of the manifold gasket, but not quite-the holes are too close together...may be the pony-to-block gasket, it has similar holes.

May be the right front corner of this one?
Yeah, I know,it's filthy-haven't got to cleaning stage yet...
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Thu, Aug 14, 2014 3:22 AM

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Thought it looked like the upper left corner of the manifold gasket, but not quite-the holes are too close together...may be the pony-to-block gasket, it has similar holes.

May be the right front corner of this one?
Yeah, I know,it's filthy-haven't got to cleaning stage yet...

Good candidate, but my fragment 's holes aren't evenly spaced like that. I did make a new pony to housing gasket.

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Thu, Aug 14, 2014 5:14 AM

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Good candidate, but my fragment 's holes aren't evenly spaced like that. I did make a new pony to housing gasket.

I just made that gasket for my D2 the other day. It is a piece of the gasket that goes between the air filter assembly and the air pipe to the manifold.
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Mon, Aug 18, 2014 8:48 AM

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