Fixed my shift indicator needle position
Just thought I'd share the experience.
Evidently, the catch/metal clip on the string slipped over the years. I couldn't slide it back up the string so I clamped a fishing line sinker to the appropriate position. :icon_clapclap: "It's the little things...." |
Cool easy fix. Hopefully you tied tied it to the weight before you crimped it just to make sure that one doesn't move.
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Originally Posted by Crazy4x4RT
(Post 2361930)
Cool easy fix. Hopefully you tied tied it to the weight before you crimped it just to make sure that one doesn't move.
If it fails, I have about 29 more as back-ups. :D |
Originally Posted by Soundguy
(Post 2362068)
If it fails, I have about 29 more as back-ups. :D
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Originally Posted by Soundguy
(Post 2361915)
Just thought I'd share the experience.
Evidently, the catch/metal clip on the string slipped over the years. I couldn't slide it back up the string so I clamped a fishing line sinker to the appropriate position. :icon_clapclap: "It's the little things...." |
if you wanted you could melt a lead weight and dip the end of the cable in it. well that's the hard way :D
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