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Norton Cylinder Head/Barrel Stud Washer
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Also known as000011
DiagramFig. 2 — Engine: Cylinder, Cylinder Head and Fittings · ref 52
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Listed in parts books1971–1973, 1985

Norton Cylinder Head/Barrel Stud Washer

A general-purpose washer (00-0011) used under studs and nuts across a wide range of locations on the bike.

PN · 00-0011

This is a plain washer, part number 00-0011, that shows up all over the catalog wherever a stud needs a flat bearing surface under a nut. The description ties it specifically to cylinder head and barrel stud applications, but the fact that it turns up in dozens of different figure listings - forks, footpegs, fenders, tanks, exhausts, toolkit and skid plate - tells you this is one of those common hardware pieces used in a lot of spots on the bike rather than something unique to one assembly.

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Because it's a generic washer, if you're ordering to match a specific stud or fitting, it's worth double-checking against what you're actually working on. The catalog doesn't spell out a size or thickness for this one, so we can't tell you the dimensions over the counter without seeing what you're bolting up.

If you're rebuilding a head or freshening up a fender or tank mount and you're not sure which washer you need, bring in the old part or give us a call and we'll help sort out what you've got.

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