Can you ID this part?

Yzhogman

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I have a problem. Removed and checked the air filter the other day and after I got everything back together I found this on the garage floor.

It's sitting on top of a paper towel roll for scale. It is soft rubber not hard plastic and there is a lip/ridge that obviously secures it in a hole somewhere; not a tube end but a hole though metal or plastic of the approximate same thickness as the space between the cap and the ridge, if you get my meaning.

I am a neat freak so the garage floor was spotless when I started, this has to be off the bike but I can't find it's home. I'm guessing/hoping someone will recognize this little bugger.

Frustrated since this is the second time I've had to make a similar post to a forum. I'm a bag and labeller, I don't normally misplace parts or end up with extra bits.

Mea culpa, mea culpa.
 

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It looks like the little plug that covers the center screw on the air box lid.
 

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Looks like its the rubber support for the rad to the frame on the lower left hand side.
 

Yzhogman

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Damn Old Rider you are good. That was it. Keeps the plastic from contacting the side of the gas tank. How it got away from me I don't know.

Now I can ::021::
 

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As an aside, those fall out quite readily, as I have unfortunately have learned over the past couple of years. That's the only reason why I immediately knew what it was when I read your post. After finding one on the garage floor a couple of times after working on my S-10 I finally glued them in with a bit of weatherstrip adhesive. Haven't had one come adrift since. Glue 'em and forget about 'em! :)

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Damn, I found the same rubber on the floor! I could not figure it out, so I just put it to the side. Thanks!

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You're bike doesn't really need that part Coastie. Obviously. :)
 

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snakebitten said:
You're bike doesn't really need that part Coastie. Obviously. :)
No way its going back on. I could really tell the increase in acceleration with the weight savings!
 

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Ramseybella said:
:mad: I wouldn't know I have to take the Altrider crash bar off to take the cover off!! ::010::
:) you're hilarious.
Your bike came with Woody's finest. You get no sympathy from me.
 
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