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Re: Name that part!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 9:12 am
by miksum56
MadTripper wrote:Its the bottom grip of the crutches you need from depressing the clutch....

Re: Name that part!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 10:36 am
by bosque
I'm a bad bad man.
This is a Patrol part and it is decieving. It is a part that one would have to see and touch to fix a brake cylinder....
....it is the protective cap to the Nissan Patrol 30610-10626 brake repair kit.

Re: Name that part!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 10:38 am
by bosque
MadTripper wrote:Its the bottom grip of the crutches you need from depressing the clutch....
Chris was the closest.

Re: Name that part!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 11:47 am
by MadTripper
Haha, not sure I was closest but I'll toss something out...should be easy for most of us but it's all I have from work.
mysterypart.png
Tripper
Re: Name that part!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 11:48 am
by RiverPatrol
I call foul. Nissan never packaged their kits that way. Maybe whoever you got it from did, but that is definitely not factory packaging.

Re: Name that part!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 12:07 pm
by bosque
RiverPatrol wrote:I call foul. Nissan never packaged their kits that way. Maybe whoever you got it from did, but that is definitely not factory packaging.

Oh Great River Master,
You have shown me the light...
...and now please allow me to alluminate your path...

It was not easy to justify but you cannot have this kit without this part...so it is a integral and necessary part for a 60....and seems factory? (pg. '71 parts index)...and yes, I'm tricky!!!
MadTripper wrote:Haha, not sure I was closest but I'll toss something out...should be easy for most of us but it's all I have from work.
mysterypart.png
Tripper
Brake shoe adjuster boot clip.
Re: Name that part!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 12:36 pm
by RiverPatrol
bosque wrote:RiverPatrol wrote:I call foul. Nissan never packaged their kits that way. Maybe whoever you got it from did, but that is definitely not factory packaging.

Oh Great River Master,
You have shown me the light...
...and now please allow me to alluminate your path...

It was not easy to justify but you cannot have this kit without this part...so it is a integral and necessary part for a 60....and seems factory? (pg. '71 parts index)...and yes, I'm tricky!!!
Oh boy...
The kit in the picture above is the brake master cylinder rebuild kit. The NABCO boot in the original mystery part picture is the boot from the kit which is used on the end of the master cylinder when rebuilding it. In the packing list shown it is 46100-27260. It may have been used as a cap in this package, but ultimately it is the brake master cylinder dust cover boot.
bosque wrote:MadTripper wrote:Haha, not sure I was closest but I'll toss something out...should be easy for most of us but it's all I have from work.
mysterypart.png
Tripper
Brake shoe adjuster boot clip.
Good answer!
Re: Name that part!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 12:55 pm
by bosque
RiverPatrol wrote:The dimension is deceiving. It could be for the clutch slave, or it could be for the brake master.
Flappin' "A"!
Technically you are right and there is that #4610027260 on the rim.
Untechnically, that was fun anyhow!
Kind of one of those things we find is ambiguous whether they WERE factory or dealer add-ons or in this case a DIY (BTW!!! the plastic was sealed and I cut it open just for shits a giggles so you guys owe me a brewsky)? Then there were the super uber special factory stuff requested by MrK !!!!!
So....really Master, you are up... but... may I ask what this is?

Re: Name that part!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 1:06 pm
by RiverPatrol
Great discussion!

This is the result I was hoping to get out of this topic.
Technically you are up because you guessed Tripper's part correctly. I'm assuming...
Again, the dimensions are difficult, but from the weave of the background material this boot looks smaller than the previous one. I am guessing that this is the clutch slave cylinder dust cover/boot.
Re: Name that part!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2013 1:24 pm
by MadTripper
He got it so I pass the torch...