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Denny

05-31-2003 20:58:21




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I was wondering if you guys could help me on a question on my 40 9n. On the aluminum tranny cover, the lip around the gear shift lever has a piece broken out and it is missing. Has anyone had to fix or deal with this problem? Thanks for any help.




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Tyler (MD)

05-31-2003 21:38:47




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 Re: 40 9n in reply to Denny, 05-31-2003 20:58:21  
Do you still have the broken piece? If so, it can be welded. I had parts of my aluminum cover welded without a problem.

Tyman



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Denny

06-01-2003 05:03:01




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 Re: Re: 40 9n in reply to Tyler (MD), 05-31-2003 21:38:47  
Tyman No, I do not have the broken out piece.



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Rob

06-01-2003 07:36:21




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 Re: Re: Re: 40 9n in reply to Denny, 06-01-2003 05:03:01  
My 44 2N has a fouled up lip so the boot won't stay in place. If you have a chunk broken out I imagine you can fill it in with an expoxy. Loktite makes good stuff and lots of guys like JB Weld. My lip is there, the shifter isn't going anywhere but it is worn around the pin some. My problem is that when I slip the boot over the lip, it's 3/4" above the cover plate, there is nothing to keep the boot from slipping back off. In fact the 3/4" lip off the plate is smaller at the top then the bottom so the boot just slips off easily.
I've tried tieraps, clamps and silicone adhesive with no real luck. If you figure it out let me know. Thanks.

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