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Washer – engine plate bolt (·317" X ·625" X ·064")
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Also known asE8088
DiagramFig. 13 — FRAME AND FITTINGS · ref 54
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Listed in parts books1968, 1970–1971, 1973

Washer – engine plate bolt (·317" X ·625" X ·064")

A flat washer (.317 in. x .625 in. x .064 in.) used under engine plate and other general bolts, PN 70-8088.

PN · 70-8088

This is a plain flat washer, 70-8088, listed in the parts books as an engine plate bolt washer at .317 in. x .625 in. x .064 in. It shows up across a wide range of figures — crankcase, cylinder and crankshaft, frame, forks, fenders, gas tank and seat fittings — which tells you this is a general-purpose hardware washer used wherever a bolt of the matching size needed a spacer or load-spreading disc, not a part tied to one single spot on the bike.

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The alternate number E8088 is the same physical washer under its earlier catalog form. Given how often it turns up in the parts books (26 separate listings across 1968-1973 catalog appearances), it's worth keeping a few on hand since bolts in that size range are common throughout the machine.

We don't have a note tying this specific washer to one bike model or engine family — the catalog data just shows it recurring across a lot of different assemblies. If you're matching it to a particular bolt, check the .317 in. bore against what you're working with before you order.

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