Carb lock washer

Hello
I have an MA-4-5 carb. and I'm looking for the flat piece I call a washer. It has tabs that you bend up to lock the nut that is on the fuel strainer. I'm pretty sure it's part # is CF-16A48.
ACS shows a picture of one and it's P/N 07-06673, but it looks a little different. They also list a CF-16A4B with their P/N 07-06603. ACS calls these gaskets as I supose they do seal the strainers. I'm thinking P/N 07-06603 is what I'm looking for.
Any help would be appreciated so I don't have to ship them back. I plan on ordering a few as I change them every 100hrs.
Thanks Ron

See my thread
http://www.vansairforce.com/community/showthread.php?t=80226

The ones I use are part number 07-01388 (Marvel p/n MC16-A48) at Aircraft Spruce. Here's a link with a photo:

https://www.aircraftspruce.com/search/search.php?query=07-01388&searchsubmit=Search&search=1

According to my parts breakdown diagram for the MA-4-5 carb, the part number is MC16-A48. It looks similar to the one you mention, but it is definitely a different part number. The one you cite is for another area of the carb. Hope this helps.

tips for removing carb lock washer

I would appreciate any tips from folks on removing the carb lock washer. I am hoping someone has a technique that is a little less drastic than using a small chisel and mallet.

JL

A flat head screw driver and a mallet is what I use, gently.

Tools

There's a saying " it's not what tools you use, it's how you use them". Gently.

Rather than reusing those bend up washers, I have seen some put on with drilled bolts and secured by safety wire.

The machinist in me uses a freshly ground brass / bronze drift with a sharp edge and just enough hammer force to nudge the tab out of the way...

The mechanic in me uses a flat head screwdriver and a 5# sledge.

Something in the middle will work just fine. Not rocket science.