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Problem solved 200 1984

posted by  Bruce S. on  Tue Feb 17 15:21 CST 2009
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Upon further investigation, last night I discovered what I have.

After scrubing off the grime, I now know that the remanufactured rack I bought 5 years ago is a ZF.

When this rack was redone the boot disks were removed and they used the Cam Gear boots that clamp directly to the rod.

So I ordered up the correct ZF rods which include lockwashers, and they're on the way. All is well.

Be aware of this one, what looks like a Cam Gear may be a ZF.
--
Bruce S. near D.C.






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