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"Tim" wrote
I'm actually thinking of pulling the whole lower and looking at U-joints too. That would also give you access to the gimbal bearing so you could check for rumbulation there. Hmmmm strange creatures, the lower ends.. Actually they're dirt-simple compared to, say, a modern automobile transmission. |
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On Nov 24, 9:43�am, "Ernest Scribbler"
wrote: Actually they're dirt-simple compared to, say, a modern automobile transmission. This is true, however, I'm used to a modern automobile transmission. LOL! Besides, this shifting relay arms etc. are a real PITA to get to on this cuddie. |
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