Full Version: Need a part Number
Anyone know the part Number for the thing...Click to view attachment
According to the bird site: 99 1758 424 M230
Get the ones Stu linked to.
Pelican says: 1 required 
... you need 2.
You also need to be careful pressing the pin out, and in again. Best to use a shop press and an appropriate sized sleeve (or deep socket) so you don't deform (or break) the yoke.
... you need 2. You also need to be careful pressing the pin out, and in again. Best to use a shop press and an appropriate sized sleeve (or deep socket) so you don't deform (or break) the yoke.
thanks...
QUOTE(euro911 @ Jun 25 2013, 08:58 PM) 
Pelican says: 1 required
... you need 2. You also need to be careful pressing the pin out, and in again. Best to use a shop press and an appropriate sized sleeve (or deep socket) so you don't deform (or break) the yoke.
Just took a look at my old one from the red car..... Looks to be a Lil better, changing it is going to be fun...No shop press
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No shop press
I used my bench vise and two sockets.
It is a LOT harder than you would think, but it finally moved.
Stu
It's worth noting that Jonathan at GPR stocks these, and he strongly supports this forum, unlike the otherwise nice folks at The Bird.
The Cap'n
The Cap'n
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