E-type missing timing gear washer
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Hello chaps.
I have now inspected the 4.2 XK lump in my 64 E-type. Upon taking apart the timing gear the following washer broke (lower timing gear).

Now for the life of me I cannot find this anywhere to buy or any reference that it exists. The closest I can find from the catalogue is C30075 which doesn't appear correct now I have it in my hand.
Can anyone ID this annoying washer so I can get the thing back together?
ETA its a very late 64 - engine is a 4.2.
ETFA:
This is where it is meant to go:

I have now inspected the 4.2 XK lump in my 64 E-type. Upon taking apart the timing gear the following washer broke (lower timing gear).
Now for the life of me I cannot find this anywhere to buy or any reference that it exists. The closest I can find from the catalogue is C30075 which doesn't appear correct now I have it in my hand.
Can anyone ID this annoying washer so I can get the thing back together?
ETA its a very late 64 - engine is a 4.2.
Edited by 427James on Monday 12th August 14:06
ETFA:
This is where it is meant to go:
Edited by 427James on Monday 12th August 15:01
looking on the old timer web site it the replacement part looks like a normal washer ?

http://www.oldtimer-zentrum.com/Webshop/index.php?...

Washer, lower timing chain - XK, E-Type S1/S2, 6 cylinder engine
Product No.: C30075/1
Print product data sheet
sng barret just show part c30075 which looks like a normal washer , ?
have you tried speaking with anyone on the Etype forum ?
http://www.etypeuk.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=4&...
I've just had a look in the official service manual for the Mk2 and cross referenced it with the diagram from an E Type workshop manual.
Both diagrams are identical and they both show two 'star washers' fitted second to last, one each onto the guide pins that go through the timing gear front bracket in your photo. I don't see any other star washers in the diagram though.
Hope that helps.
Both diagrams are identical and they both show two 'star washers' fitted second to last, one each onto the guide pins that go through the timing gear front bracket in your photo. I don't see any other star washers in the diagram though.
Hope that helps.
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