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Old 02-10-2008, 12:46 AM   #16 (permalink)
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ok 88Beast - - I can do this! i can. dots and kids - - its do-able! Thanks
Probably won't be until Monday afternoon tho - - I'll let you know. WildGoose
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Old 02-10-2008, 01:14 AM   #17 (permalink)
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Bill: ok - - I get it - - not exhaust pipe. I wondered why that sounded crazy to me. I'll have to read up on my ATS turbo to see if it is nwg or wgt - - hmm. . Wow pistons melt at 1250 - - yikes! I don't want that to happen. I did like the rumble when I put my foot in it. It does sound nice. We don't often hear that sound anymore, do we?

In the next posting you said: "The shifting fork may be worn causing this, or the syncronizer is worn." Are they (the shifting fork & syncronizer) entirely seperate systems from a clutch? or part of? sorry - - I have never heard of them before.

I remember how to double clutch - - it's been a long time tho. I'll try that.

re: 4wd - its manual shift - - hubs are manual also.

Yeah there is a lot to learn - - I really appreciate your listing the right/correct products that I should use. That is sooo helpful.
Thanks again, WildGoose






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