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Trans cover slop - Nice rework! 120-130

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Tue Sep 10 15:33 CST 2013
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Simon;

That shifter must have been about as sloppy as they get, before...but your fix looks clean (rigger compliments!) and like it should work nicely again for a long time.

You should figure out an equally slick repair for the worn locator pin...maybe they are simply replaceable, but if cast into the cover, you'll have to get creative there too...and show it here, please!

Cheers






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