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PostPosted: Mon Apr 08, 2024 3:26 pm 
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If you look in the Triumph Dolomite Range 1976 onwards Parts Catalogue on page 1N 04RUKC1770 it shows two packing pieces. A thick one part number UKC3670 and a very thin one part number UKC1770. I believe that currently all my cars have just the thick spacer fitted but I have had cars fitted with both and I do think I may have a couple of the thin spacers in my box of spare bits. I assume the thinner one would only be fitted as well if there was a noisy engagement of the starter motor to prevent damage to the fly wheel starter ring. Do the experts on this site agree?

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PostPosted: Mon Apr 08, 2024 4:58 pm 
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Yes, agreed; there is a similar shim for 1850 and Sprint models too but few cars/starters need them


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Many thanks for the response Alun. I thought that I would bring it to peoples notice because I suspect not many know about it.


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