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21-03-19, 23:45
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Transmission pump engagement
Hi Robert,
Thanks for that info. It obviously doesn't have to move too far to disengage from the transmission gear. I reckon the gear only moved slightly more than the width of the gear but that would be enough. Paul, on that basis you have even less to do when you receive it. Just put the spring back into position on the selector fork. I've already packed it up otherwise I would do it for you. Cheers,
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