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Right front engine plate
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Also known asF7334
DiagramFig. 13 — MOTOR FITTINGS · ref 2
Subsystemexhaust
Listed in parts books1967–1970, 1974

Right front engine plate

Right front engine mounting plate, ties the front of the engine to the frame downtubes on that side.

PN · 82-7334
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82-7334 is a right front engine plate, the bracket that ties the front of the engine down to the frame's downtubes on that side. It's a structural piece, not cosmetic - it carries part of the engine's weight and keeps the unit located square in the frame under vibration and torque loads. The old book number for this one is F7334, so if you're working from an earlier parts list that's the number to match against.

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This one shows up across catalog listings from 1967 through 1974 in the motor fittings and exhaust system figures, which tells you it's grouped with the hardware that also locates exhaust brackets and other engine-adjacent fittings rather than being an exhaust part itself. If you're replacing plates, check both sides together since wear or a bent plate on one side often points to problems on the other.

Partner listings for this number tag it as a right-hand front engine plate for the 500 family. If you're not certain which side or which plate your machine needs, bring the old one in or give the shop a call before you order - engine plates aren't universal across the range and getting left and right mixed up will cost you time on reinstall.

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