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Rebuilt the gear shift today, however, now the overdrive button does not hold in the depressed position. It moves freely. Internals both white plastic sections, spring and the electrical conector. Am I missing something?
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Probably the latching doohickey in the switch not...er....latching.
Tried squirting some WD40 in there? -
It moves smoothly and fully it just won't catch. Had it stripped down three times and all appears correct. I will try the wd.Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View PostProbably the latching doohickey in the switch not...er....latching.
Tried squirting some WD40 in there?BrianComment
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No joy, the button moves freely but won't hold in. It has not had power through it since rebuilt as the batteries are off do you think this matters?BrianComment
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Anyone got a spare ?BrianComment
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I had a whole truck the other day Bri.Originally posted by yoshie View Post
If its not broke don't fix it.Comment
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I sold your truck this morning only to find tonight that its goneOriginally posted by si tate View PostI had a whole truck the other day Bri.
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Who to?Originally posted by yoshie View PostI sold your truck this morning only to find tonight that its goneIf its not broke don't fix it.Comment
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A local fella who I had not spoken to in 10 months. He is looking for another surf for his landscape business.Originally posted by si tate View Post
Anyway what about my ###### overdrive problem!BrianComment
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You must be over looking something obvious with the overdrive, can you not look at someone elses to see how its put together.Originally posted by yoshie View Post
Thats all i can suggest at the minute.If its not broke don't fix it.Comment
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Press it harder, if that doesn't work press it with a hammer.Non consternationes.Comment
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This is not the general section, I was hoping for grown up answers.Originally posted by dazandcaz View PostBrianComment
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