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    <description>Classification of lubricating oil pump components turned on dominant function: a shaft with a firmly fixed toothed wheel that received rotary power and transmitted it to the pump chamber was treated as a transmission shaft system under Heading 8483.00, while a separate toothed wheel rotating within the pump chamber and creating vacuum for oil pumping was treated as a pump part under Heading 8413.00. The text states that a component transmitting rotary power is classifiable as a transmission shaft, whereas a component performing the pumping function remains a part of the pump regardless of its shape or size. The result was a split classification, giving only partial success to the Revenue appeal.</description>
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