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There's a spring too! 120-130

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posted by  i_r_taz on  Fri Jun 29 00:56 CST 2007
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I think this plays into what you are about to do.

The first time i did this I couldn't figure out
why the cylinder wouldn't release all the way. It
was because of this spring (pictured below) holding it
somewhat in place. I posted this pic a while back when
someone else was dealing with this situation.
Hope it helps you.

I wish I had seen the other picture when I first
did the fix because I didn't slide down the rubber
piece that was covering the pin and i had a heck of
a time finding where the pin was.....LOL.

I used a thicker piece of a paper clip as the pin and
it has worked fine for 5+ years now.

Good luck!

Karl





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