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steering shaft help. 140-160

posted by  Niel on  Tue Apr 19 13:33 CST 2005
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Can't help you other than direct you to www.gcp.se where you can view (or figure out how to download) the complete factory parts manual for all markets. Note, the rubber coupling does not do the steering with rubber. It uses sheer bolts that break under axial impact but not under side stress. The rubber just keeps it from rattling.

When I get home tonight (it's now lunch time in New Zealand), I'll go check my original coupling to see if it's gettin gold!






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