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the #2 thrust washer looks just like the #1 thrust washer and is usually a fiber washer.

those washers usually dont have a tang on them...but i am no expert.

here is a picture of that washer in place

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the #2 thrust washer looks just like the #1 thrust washer and is usually a fiber washer.

those washers usually dont have a tang on them...but i am no expert.

here is a picture of that washer in place

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Yes the 2 thrust washers are a fiber type material , or plastic , his washer is what you would find in the geartrain attached to the main/outputshaft , he must have one in there or else the geartrain endplay would be in the neighborbood of .100 when max is under .030

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Thanks guys. I really appreciate the help. I would think, though, that my washer needs to go where there is a "notch" or "hole" for at least one of the tangs to fit into. The inside tang is just flat, whereas the outside tang is "bent" down (or up depending on your point of view, I guess). I think the cat got up on my work bench and moved the plastic bag I had this washer in. It was with a snap ring that I've put in already, so I'll take it apart and look in that area. I'm such a dufuss sometimes!

Dave