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working on my wheels for the upcoming switch to 1100 20 tires and hub flip
I used my pressure washer sanblaster on one and a needle scaler on the other( I touched up both with the blaster yesterday. Hit them with some ospho today (get some on you and you'll know it's working because it tingles)
RE: Here
the blue filter is a fuel filter, which is not original. how are the fuel lines routed? is there still a mechanical pump un the driver's side of the engine?
If only you had a way to pick up heavy stuff :wink:
If it is an issue of twisted splines you could try....
Suspending a heavy load from one end of the shaft and impart rotational shock loads
(hit it [the load] with a hammer so that it tries to spin)
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