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Hopefully I have the TO bearing ordeal behind me. Got the box buttoned up and most everything else sorted. I was wondering what the object pictured does? It was mounted on a long bolt off the tail end of the TR4 overdrive box that I pulled from the car. Do I really need it in my TR3?
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TR2/3/3A TR4 overdrive in TR3
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TR3driver
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The outer part is cast iron. There should be a thin rubber sleeve between it and the tube in the center. IIRC it was only installed on a fairly narrow range of cars, so certainly not essential. All the rubber was gone from mine, so I never bothered installing it.
Marvin Gruber
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Throw it away. They don't help, just something else to fool with.
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