Gear lever spacer
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Hello folks
Like I've said before, one step forwards, two steps back!
Just fitting the gear lever and the spacer washer from beneath the anti vibration section did an instant vanishing act. Ive spent hours searching for it, and I guess its fallen through the lightening hole in the chassis and now resides between the fibre glass and the chassis. Ive tried everything to locate it, but I recon its only going to appear next time the bodys off!
The washer has certain critical dimensions, it must fit very snugly over the gear lever stub (see pics) and also must not interfere with the antivibration section of the lever.
Any one out there got one spare? or know where I can source one?
Thanks
Bob
Like I've said before, one step forwards, two steps back!
Just fitting the gear lever and the spacer washer from beneath the anti vibration section did an instant vanishing act. Ive spent hours searching for it, and I guess its fallen through the lightening hole in the chassis and now resides between the fibre glass and the chassis. Ive tried everything to locate it, but I recon its only going to appear next time the bodys off!
The washer has certain critical dimensions, it must fit very snugly over the gear lever stub (see pics) and also must not interfere with the antivibration section of the lever.
Any one out there got one spare? or know where I can source one?
Thanks
Bob
I've got a deadline, at 73, I want to finish it before I die!
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bloodknock - Fourth Gear
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SJSportscars list it....
SJ026F0001 GEAR LEVER BUSH SPACING WASHER
SJ026F0001 GEAR LEVER BUSH SPACING WASHER
Roger
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S4 DHC
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Visually, it looks to be the same size as the upper washer.
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Take the right hand seat out and lift off the console and you should see a hand sized hole intended for inserting the prop shaft into the gear box.
With a magnet on an extending rod (like a selfie stick or portable antenna) you should be able to retrieve your lost part.
With a magnet on an extending rod (like a selfie stick or portable antenna) you should be able to retrieve your lost part.
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Thanks for the advice chaps. Ive tried the fleximagnet on extension....no joy, kept sticking to the chassis. Theres no sureity that its in that area anyway. Tried a variety of formed hooks, prodders etc in all the potential hidey holes...nada!
Have ordered replacement from SJS, so you can bet i'll find it tomorrow!
Thanks again
Bob
Have ordered replacement from SJS, so you can bet i'll find it tomorrow!
Thanks again
Bob
I've got a deadline, at 73, I want to finish it before I die!
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bloodknock - Fourth Gear
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SENC,
That's an excellent drawing.
Thanks
Richard Hawkins
That's an excellent drawing.
Thanks
Richard Hawkins
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Phil,
Thanks for the second excellent drawing
Richard Hawkins
Thanks for the second excellent drawing
Richard Hawkins
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