Talk about the E-Type Series 3
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Mark J
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by Mark J » Wed Mar 13, 2024 6:16 pm
Hi Everyone,
Well finally starting to put my series 3 together.
The gearbox mounting spacers have gone for a walk, I don't seem to be able to get them from the usual sources.
I would be grateful if anyone has the dimensions so that I can replace them with a standard part.
An odd ask I know, but all help much appreciated

Mark
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by Mark J » Wed Mar 13, 2024 7:21 pm
Hi Steve
Thanks that helps
Given that the bolts are 5/16 UNF , does 9/16 thick , ID 5/16 and OD 1/2 seem right. Or should the OD be larger?
Best
Mark
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by mgcjag » Wed Mar 13, 2024 8:17 pm
Sorry.. can't give you any more info than the photo and dimensions as in the link..your dimensions dont sound correct when looking at the photo...Steve
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69 S2 2+2 (sold) ..Realm C type replica, 1960 xk150fhc
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by Mark J » Wed Mar 13, 2024 8:40 pm
Hi Steve,
9/16 wide, 7/8 OD and 1/2 ID looks more like it.
Thanks again
Mark
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by Craig Balzer » Thu Mar 14, 2024 2:55 am
The original posting referenced in post #2 by Steve was mine.
I made two errors (I fat-fingered a couple of numbers while using the numeric keypad on my laptop).
Here is my correction that I posted about 6 entries below my original:
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The average thickness of the 5 spacers = 0.2818 (between 9/19" and 19/32")
The average thickness of the 5 oval washers = 0.100" (abt 3/32")
The average thickness of the 5 lock washers = 0.0836" (abt 3/32")
Sorry for the double error; the above is my original posting
What is posted as “5 spacers = 0.2818” should be “0.5818” (fat-fingered the 2-5 on the number key pad)
What is posted as (between 9/19" and 19/32") should be (between 9/16" and 19/32") (fat-fingered the 6-9 on the number key pad)
Sorry for the confusion
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I still have yet to install my transmission so these spacers are still on my shelf.
Let me know if you want any dimensions - new ones or additional corrections/clarifications to old dimensions
Craig
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Colorado Springs, CO, USA
1972 Series III OTS, 4-Speed (soon-to-be a Guy Broad 5-Speed), A/C, CWW
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by NABV12 » Fri Mar 15, 2024 11:15 am
Mark
I managed to lose one of the spacers but used SNGB for the missing one. It was on backorder when i ordered it but came through about three weeks later. The benefit in an SNGB one is that it will be plated. I doubt a workshop would go that far.
Just checked SNGB website and they are still "Backorder" but try it
Neale
Refurbishing a 1974N E Type Series 3 Roadster
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by NABV12 » Fri Mar 15, 2024 11:17 am
Forgot to say, C7493 is now C32458/2 so search for that
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Refurbishing a 1974N E Type Series 3 Roadster