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    Ken Smith
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      I came across this seal 302000 on my shop clean up .It looks like a shift rod bushing but all my part numbers don’t match. Any help would be great. Thanks Ken

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      #252631
      Ken Smith
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        Just a test reply. Thanks

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        #252637
        frankr
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          302000 was superseded by 375935. But I haven’t been able to figure out what 375935 fits either.

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          frankr
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            Sure does look like a shift rod seal

            375935

            #252648
            frankr
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              I’ll speculate QD-10 or RD-10. But I don’t have the parts books.

              #252649
              Steve D
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                In 1949-50 Johnson 10 HP that seal was used for the carb’s primer plunger. In ’51-’52 it was offered as an assembly of o-ring and retainer together as Frank’s picture shows, and then in ’53 the o-ring and retainer were listed separately.

                I haven’t been able to confirm it but I believe that fat o-ring is the same one as the extra one that’s included in many of the carb kits for the 50s motors, even though those carb kits don’t apply to those earlier years.

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                1951-52-carb-seal

                1953-carb-seal-and-retainer

                #252654
                Ken Smith
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                  Thanks Frank and Steve.

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