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Turn signal and overdrive 200 1980

posted by  porkface on  Sun Jan 25 13:11 CST 2004
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pull the covers off the steering column. there is a ground point in there and it might be loose. the od-on my 76, 78, and 80 m46s, i never used the clutch to engage ir disengage. if by chance you have to remove the od, put the car in the air, get 4th/od, push in the clutch and turn the car off while the clutch is in. when everything stops spinning, then let off the pedal. this releases the 1 way clutch. if you don't do this, the od will have to cut off with a torch. only time i used a clutch in od. good luck, chuck.






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