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Checking OD function w/out solenoid handy?
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Geo Hahn
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I think you will have to hold it up, not just pull it up.
There is a way to keep it held up but I won't mention it as it sounds like a forumla for disaster if you forget to undo it before shifting into 1st or reverse.
And yes, be careful. For testing I made a cardboard tunnel to keep any grease from flailing my way and keep my fingers out of the U-Joint:
There is a way to keep it held up but I won't mention it as it sounds like a forumla for disaster if you forget to undo it before shifting into 1st or reverse.
And yes, be careful. For testing I made a cardboard tunnel to keep any grease from flailing my way and keep my fingers out of the U-Joint:
