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DPeterson3

Discussion Starter · Apr 3, 2015

I'm wrapping up the rebuild in an engine, and in the pile of stuff that comprised the guts of my engine, these were left over. There is no certainty that either came from a 102 engine, and I don't recall ever seeing any parts like these. Still, they were in the pile of what came off and out of the engine.

Any ideas?

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Don P
Carson City, NV
Past Alfas...
59 102 Touring (first Alfa $500 running)
65 Sprint GT (2nd Alfa, $500 daily driver)
102 Sprint (never did anything with it, but wish I had)
74 Berlina (first new car - now certainly rusted into oblivion)
61 Giulietta Spider G-Prod Race Car (where is it now?)
84 Spider Veloce (rarely drove it, so sold it)
86 Quadrifoglio (Dull car - no more 115s for me)
1971 Montreal "The Full Monty". Fair winds and following seas
Current Alfas
59 102 Touring Roadster - restoration complete, enough Alfa for any rational man. Or irrational, for that matter
Oops. Add to the "present" list, 10204 01488, 2000 Touring Roadster project.
Update 11/2019 - Restoration complete. “Best of Marque” Italiano Concorso 2019.
And.... 1977 Spider Veloce arriving today, 10/26/2019. Sigh. Poor impulse control.

And past...
Two 1946 Stampe SV4C (c/n 294 "Rocinante" - wife's favorite airplane. RIP), and c/n 235 "La Bon Temps Femme" (gone to a new home, but never forgotten)
Zlin 50LA (+9 -6 gees, titanium spar, 1200 lbs, 260HP rumored to now be in Brazil)
1946 Luscombe 8A
Starduster Too (recently spotted at the Nevada City, CA airport - over 20 years and an entire continent separating it from our stewardship in Binghamton, NY)
1955 Cessna 170B (wife taught me to fly tailwheel in this)
And present...
64 Mooney M20E ("Rambo". My faithful steed for over 40 years) Over 55 years old, and just returned from a trip to Argentina in him
Newest in the fleet
1967 Piper Super Cub on Wipline amphibious floats (a true "all terrain vehicle")
2010 Triumph Thunderbird

You can snap roll an Alfa only one time...

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tubut

· #2 · Apr 3, 2015

What's the approximate size?

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DPeterson3

Discussion Starter · #3 · Apr 3, 2015

I'll try to measure them, but we're in a rush to fly off to Santa Fe tomorrow, then San Antonio to visit mom. She turns 90 next month.

The ring is perhaps 4" in diameter, as an estimate. I would guess it's a shim of some sort, but it has no obvious place in a 102 engine.

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hotlegs32

· #4 · Apr 3, 2015

Parts

Ring looks like what goes behind rear main seal on 1750. Or on passenger side air duct protecting rubber seal where heater passes through firewall on Giulietta Spider.

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pescara

· #5 · Apr 3, 2015

The ring is behind rear main seal on 105 series.

The other part is a lock plate for rear axle, seems to be for 105 series too.:wink2:

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