Need a bolt - having trouble finding online!

[nriggz]

Hey peeps!

I took this bolt out (don't ask why) and I broke it. I can't seem to find it online, I could sure use some help finding a part # or a link to it.

See the photo. This is the left side of the engine.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9Rayno0jvKbbnB1VTgwTW4xeDQ/view?usp=sharing

Can anyone help???

Thanks so much!

[natemoen]

Well, it isn't just a bolt. It is the oil galley plug. Only help I can offer is, DO NOT try and start the engine until you replace that plug.

[jetmechmarty]

41 90340-18073-00
PLUG
$11.22 $11.22 1 PART OBSOLETE

[Prisoner6]

Hey peeps!

I took this bolt out (don't ask why) and I broke it. I can't seem to find it online, I could sure use some help finding a part # or a link to it.

Hi, Nick -

Yeah, it appears the left side oil galley plug is NLA ... the O-ring that goes with it is still available, however (#42 on the diagram Marty posted, part #93210-18319-00) $1.40

As for the plug itself, you could try Ebay, or PM member andreashweiss here on the forum ... he has lots of parts, and may be able to help you.

[79xs1100s]

I have a parts motor I have stripped to the bottom end, I can part with mine

PM me

[andreashweiss]

oil gallery plug source.

Sigh, of course I have at least 6-7 of the oil gallery plug with orange seal, if needed contact me for details by pm, thanx andreas

[dolphans1]

I never knew that oil plug was even there. What prompted you to remove it?

d-1

[Prisoner6]

I never knew that oil plug was even there. What prompted you to remove it?

Shhh ...

He said "don't ask" ...

[dolphans1]

Shhh ...

He said "don't ask" ...

Yeah, I read that, but like to learn, was he trying to polish the side cover, did the threads strip out, how did it break?

I recall when removing my drain plug on the bottom of engine, I worried about the same thing. It seemed so tight, I thought maybe it was reversed threaded, so I posted on here first, just to make sure. Long story short, I purchased a torque wrench (I didn't have and breaker bar/cheater bar) and it came of like butter.

It's stories like these, where people learn.

d-1

[Prisoner6]

Yeah, I read that, but like to learn, was he trying to polish the side cover, did the threads strip out, how did it break?

I recall when removing my drain plug on the bottom of engine, I worried about the same thing. It seemed so tight, I thought maybe it was reversed threaded, so I posted on here first, just to make sure. Long story short, I purchased a torque wrench (I didn't have and breaker bar/cheater bar) and it came of like butter.

It's stories like these, where people learn.

d-1

Hi, d-1 -

Don't get me wrong ...

I'm curious, too ... why he would remove the left side oil galley plug (a part that is not routinely removed).

I was just having a little fun with 'ya ...

[James England]

I may have one actually. If I can find it, you can have it for free. I'll check the workshop later...

[Rasputin]

I have several non running engines that will donate that part for the cost of shipping as long as they are easy to get out.

[nriggz]

Thanks guys! If one of you guys find one, I'd gladly pay shipping plus a few bucks just for you guys being so helpful.

Let me know!

[jrobertfox]

did you ever get a hold of one? I'm also looking for one too, my threads are a little rough and figured i'd replace that and the o ring.

pm me too if anyone has one i'd pay for express, etc.

[alaskey2]

Send andreashweiss a PM, he's still the spare parts guy.