
08-15-2014, 01:45 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Gore. New Zealand.,
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Cobra Make, Engine: DIY Coupe, F/T ,MkIV.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by MOTORHEAD
Dan: thanks, no clearance issues w/cutout or ring.
Mac Jac: Detent spring is 3/8" long, and has been cut at one end. Also there was a flat washer under the bolt head. Didn't notice any spring pressure at all when removing bolt.
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Should be slightly longer than that IIRC and both ends usually look like the end coils have been ground flat& square, if you can wait a few hours til tomorrow morning -my time - I will get a definite spring length measurement for you, that bolt/washer should contact the spring at least 1/8" before the washer is contacted by the bolt head ( when in the neutral or selected 3/4 gear positions ), have you checked to ensure that the spring has not broken and left a coil or two in the drilled hole of trans case, don't worry you cannot lose anything by poking a small screwdriver in the hole to try and extract any broken pieces, with the spring removed there should only be the detent still in there. Dont try to use a longer bolt with that possibly broken spring as it might coil bind and prevent movement of that 3/4 fork altogether.
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Jac Mac
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