Help identifying mystery part found in driveway after chain/sprocket change

Started by DucHockey, May 29, 2008, 01:33:37 PM

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DucHockey

Hi All,

I put a new chain and sprockets on my bike (2005 M1000s) and two days later, I found the below part in my driveway.  At first I thought it was a washer for the rear axle nut, but it doesn't fit around the rear axle. 

Is it a washer or spacer for the countershaft sprocket, and if so, does anyone know which one?  Or is it just some piece of trash I found in my driveway?  In case you can't tell from the picture, it has about a 28mm outside diameter, and is about 1mm thick. 

I'd appreciate any help that anyone can offer.

Thanks,
James

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Slide Panda

Looks like a crush washer to me. 

Do you have your bikes parts schematics?  If not you can get them from Ducati.com  I'd take a look at those.  I've had my rear wheel off and countershaft sprocket as well (on  a '00 900) and never come across a washer like that
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DucHockey

Quote from: yuu on May 29, 2008, 01:37:00 PM
Looks like a crush washer to me. 

Do you have your bikes parts schematics?  If not you can get them from Ducati.com  I'd take a look at those.  I've had my rear wheel off and countershaft sprocket as well (on  a '00 900) and never come across a washer like that

[laugh] [laugh][laugh]  [bang]

That is the crush washer that is supposed to go around the oil drain plug on my girlfriend's Accord....

Eh, it'll probably be fine.  She doesn't need to know about this one.  ;D

Thanks, yuu
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Quote from: DucHockey on May 29, 2008, 02:01:47 PM
That is the crush washer that is supposed to go around the oil drain plug on my girlfriend's Accord....

Bwaaah bwaaah bwaaaahh.  Well if after the next time she parks in your drive... there's a little puddle of oil, it won't be a *mystery* leak.  Or will it?
-Throttle's on the right, so are the brakes.  Good luck.
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Quote from: DucHockey on May 29, 2008, 02:01:47 PM


[laugh] [laugh][laugh]  [bang]

That is the crush washer that is supposed to go around the oil drain plug on my girlfriend's Accord....

Eh, it'll probably be fine.  She doesn't need to know about this one.  ;D

Thanks, yuu

Nice James, thats nice....... [roll]  [laugh]
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DucHockey

Quote from: yuu on May 29, 2008, 02:30:32 PM
Bwaaah bwaaah bwaaaahh.  Well if after the next time she parks in your drive... there's a little puddle of oil, it won't be a *mystery* leak.  Or will it?

Well, it won't be a mystery to me.....

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Ducatista

Quote from: yuu on May 29, 2008, 02:30:32 PM
Bwaaah bwaaah bwaaaahh.  Well if after the next time she parks in your drive... there's a little puddle of oil, it won't be a *mystery* leak.  Or will it?

Ummmm... I'd stick that sucker on there.  I know it's a bit of a pain, since you'll have to do an oil change again, but having that drain plug back out while she's elsewhere is going to be a bit more of a pain. 
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Quote from: Ducatista on May 30, 2008, 11:15:50 PM
Ummmm... I'd stick that sucker on there.  I know it's a bit of a pain, since you'll have to do an oil change again, but having that drain plug back out while she's elsewhere is going to be a bit more of a pain. 

Don't be silly. He can't go admit to screwing up an oil change. Besides, crush washers aren't all *that* necessary... :P
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haha i've done that before.... the car was fine until the next oil change when I put it back on.
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