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J-Type O.D. Question 1800 1973

posted by  rstarkie on  Mon Feb 8 14:57 CST 2016
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Unfortunately the OD Guru's health does not permit him to participate in the Brickboard anymore. Duane was definitely the go to guy on the overdrive units. A wealth of information and a tremendous source of parts.

If you haven't already it would pay dividends to use the Brickboard search for all relevant terms that might produce a hit for Duane's posts on overdrive units.

Is it the Jtype Laycock that requires a very thin 1"(?) wrench to remove the solenoid? I made one (enlarged the opening) out of a wrench used on the head stock of bicycles...

Randy






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