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04-02-2014, 03:55 PM | #61 |
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Re: How has anyone delt with this zerk problem?
See Post # 52. And photo of clam off of car in Post # 1.
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04-02-2014, 06:08 PM | #62 | ||
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Re: How has anyone delt with this zerk problem?
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Just removed my old tranny mount and on the bottom is this oblong slot for some unknown reason. It sits over a hole in the center of the frame member upon which the tranny mount sits: You can see that the oblong hole in the mount has not been sitting centered over the hole in the middle of the frame member - it's been toward the right side causing the crowding of the zerk I've struggled with. The clam needs to move more sideways to the left than it does need to move up to solve my problem. Hopefully I can secure the new mount and tranny toward the left and it should solve my problem without anything else being done. We'll see. Thanks again 51 MERC-CT for your astute observation.
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