 rebuilding shifter: Springs, Is there some trick? or am I just a weakling? |
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| Calwaterbear |
 Oct 14 2017, 03:17 PM
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Put new bushings in a 914 tail shifter shifter, Thanks to Joe fro providing a nice used unit at a very reasonable price.
so I'm stuck trying to get the springs back in - the ones with the pins going through them. I can't seem to get em compressed enough to fit em inside the housing. are there any secret Yoda tricks, or do i just need to roid up and brute force it. and if thats the case - where the heck is Mark Henry when you really need him? |
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