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    200x gasket full kit

    found a new old stock kit. says for 83-84 I have an 85. whats the difference if any? thanks John

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    I just built 2 of those engines last summer, and the Vesrah gasket kit I used listed all three years as being the same. No difference between those years as far as bolt patterns and flanges go.
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    All the same. Throw it in.
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    thanks Guys. I appreciate the help

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    Make sure the rubber plug is in the head oil gallery or that cam will get cooked; If ya didn't know I'm just sharing because allot of guys do that.
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    thanks wasn't aware of that. but I was going to use the manual have to split the cases for the ratchet gears. and have never done it before.

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    Part number 5 is the plug DC is talking about. It's a tiny little thing. (That's what she said )

    http://www.servicehonda.com/parts/lo...965DE14965D01B
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    we lost the plug for "red" years ago, what I did was take a tooth pick and use black hi-temp and slowly fileld the plug port with it using a tooth pick to guide it in. then when it dried used a razorblade to trim the top. this worked perfect and what i like is no more plug to loose!!!
    anyway jsut sharing.

    the next time we actually do a complete head rebuild, we will remvoe the silicone and drill/tap the hole for an allen screw to resovle the issue perminatly.
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