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BW35 no 2-3 shift 140-160 1974

posted by  s_r_c on  Sun Dec 3 16:47 CST 2006
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thanks guys, will take a look. My initial reaction was fluid too.

if I end up with this thing, I'll have to get some green books. Haynes might as well have stated inre the BW unit: "do not open the magic hydraulic box"...

if it is the valve/piston, how much damage can I expect to have been done from it trying to engage? I can only assume those are some close tolerances.

you all are the best, -Sean
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Volvos: '66 122s, '70 142s; Citroens: '70 DS21, '71 ID21F






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