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| 914rrr |
May 13 2026, 10:23 PM
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OK - so I cut open access to the coach tube in front of the shifter and put these two tack welds on and that eliminated the flex. I was feeling on the tube in that area.. Reassembled everything and it shifted better but still problematic so I got underneath the car and filmed the tube where the clutch cable exits and sure enough, as suggested, I have slight movement there as well. BTW, nice welding job! |
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