| Diagram | GEARBOX SHAFTS, BEARINGS AND INNER COVER |
| Subsystem | gearbox |
| Listed in parts books | Not catalogued by year yet |
Hollow dowel
A hollow dowel used in the gearbox shafts, bearings, and inner cover assembly.
This is a hollow dowel that shows up in the gearbox shafts, bearings, and inner cover figure. Dowels like this one are used to locate parts precisely against each other, in this case somewhere in the gearbox inner cover assembly, so things line up the same way every time the cover comes off and goes back on.
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Our catalog record for this one is thin, just the single listing tied to the 1968 gearbox figure. The manufacturer tag on file reads Lucas, but a hollow dowel in a gearbox inner cover is a mechanical fitment part, not an electrical component, so that tag looks like a mismatch in our records rather than a real maker attribution.
If you're chasing this part for a rebuild, call the shop and we'll confirm it matches what's in front of you before you order.
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