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Posted

During some maintenance, I broke the "bonded rubber buffer" bolt that has threaded portions on each side of a round rubber cylinder and holds the bottom left of the throttle body. I purchased the replacement which had been superseded from 93011057901 to 99970326500. Unfortunately the new part is much longer and won't fit in the spot. Do I need to replaced the small metal bracket to match??

Here is a picture of the part I broke (rubber ripped in half)

R93020723902.jpg

and here is what arrived


99970326500-M65.jpg

Posted

Super glue it. Then try to pull it apart. You will be surprised how strong the glued part is.

I used to glue the engine mount isolation dampers on Norton heads with it and they never broke in the same place again.

Posted

Super glue it. Then try to pull it apart. You will be surprised how strong the glued part is.

I used to glue the engine mount isolation dampers on Norton heads with it and they never broke in the same place again.

I'll give it a try.

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