Correct gasket please

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Correct gasket please

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Hi guy’s,
Just need clarification on the correct gasket please. I believe it is part 025035 as in club site shop.
Please see attached photo of location ( chain case/crankcase ). Matchless G3LS 1955.

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Steve
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never used one, just a bit of goo.
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Hi Clive,

I was considering the same and using Hylomar blue. That seems to be the best I’ve used thus far. Just thought that the correct gasket might be better if I needed to take it apart again in the near future. Hylomar will probably make a better, oil tight, seal.

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I did look at the 55 parts list and could not see a gasket listed, the paper one may have been introduced with the aluminium chaincase, someone here will know.
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Hi Clive,

The 1955 parts list ( pictorial) as you say does not show one. That’s where the confusion came along. One certainly exists, the shop has them. Decision made, Hylomar it is.

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pictorial does not usually include gaskets, but I could not see it in the listing either. Well worth looking at both as the pictures were not always correct, changed part numbers but same illustration.
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I've had a 55 G3 LS from almost new. No gasket on the chain case or sealant. I'm looking at your 3 fixing bolts with washers. Are they just washers? they should be pt. no. 000165 Locking Tab washers. The bolts would soon shake loose without the lock washers. I have seen results one of those small bolts coming out. Broken Dynamo chain and bent dynamo armature.
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Hi Rob,

The washers are standard spring washers. That’s what was there when I dismantled the parts.
Presumably the correct tab washers are available from the club shop?
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Hi Rob,

Just answered my own question! They do appear on the available parts list .
Thanks for that important piece of information.

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If you intend getting the tab washers, they would not be much use to you without the correct hex head bolt 000440, as seen in your 55 parts list. ( Old pt. no. STD440 )
The first pic here showing the tab washer flat is from a WD parts list
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