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Pete's 3 pt Pin Leak

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( Pic's ) Ken

09-16-2004 13:33:04

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Here are some pic"s on 3 pt pin leak fix..

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MikeT

09-16-2004 20:18:23

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Question? in reply to ( Pic's ) Ken N Tx, 09-16-2004 13:33:04

Why pull the LEFT trumphet to fix the RIGHT pin??

Something in the way if you don't do that?

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souNdguy

09-16-2004 21:16:53

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Re: Question? in reply to MikeT, 09-16-2004 20:18:23

The diffy chunk only comes out the left side... you pull the left trumpet to fix the left pin.. and then you pull the chunk to fix the right pin, if needed.

Soundguy

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09-16-2004 17:03:12

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Re: Pete's 3 pt Pin Leak in reply to ( Pic's ) Ken N Tx, 09-16-2004 13:33:04

At this point do you just re-torque or are there other steps? Thanks for the pics! Dave

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Russ in SoCal

09-17-2004 09:02:25

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Re: Pete's 3 pt Pin Leak in reply to DM, 09-16-2004 17:03:12

DM,
The 9N/2N uses a straight pin. If it is caught in time, yes, just retorque. BUT..... if it is loose too long, it will wallow out the hole and torquing the nut won"t tighten it up. Then it"s time for a JB Weld repair on the hole.
8N has a tapered pin, so unless there is an oval hole, just retorque.
Russ

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don b

09-17-2004 13:36:04

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Re: Pete's 3 pt Pin Leak in reply to Russ in SoCal, 09-17-2004 09:02:25

Just don't forget to check the wear on the pin that is OUTSIDE the housing where your lower lift arm goes on. don

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09-17-2004 10:14:45

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Re: Pete's 3 pt Pin Leak in reply to Russ in SoCal, 09-17-2004 09:02:25

Thanks Russ,
Good to know. I could see going thru the teardown and reinstall only to have it still leak!

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Gaspump

09-16-2004 16:41:04

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Re: Pete's 3 pt Pin Leak in reply to ( Pic's ) Ken N Tx, 09-16-2004 13:33:04

Very fine presentation and pics. Well done.

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Ken N Tx

09-16-2004 23:52:46

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Re: Pete's 3 pt Pin Leak in reply to Gaspump, 09-16-2004 16:41:04

I cannot take credit for these pic's..I have them on CD and they have been copied from earlier posters over the years..

Also when surfing other sites, i copy to CD any interesting pic's that can be used in the future. Like parts and procedures..

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Pete

09-16-2004 16:36:19

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Re: Pete's 3 pt Pin Leak in reply to ( Pic's ) Ken N Tx, 09-16-2004 13:33:04

Wow! Thanks Ken. That will be a huge help. Having done this yourself, how difficult would you rate the job?

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Ken N Tx

09-16-2004 23:46:47

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Re: Pete's 3 pt Pin Leak in reply to Pete, 09-16-2004 16:36:19

Not that all complicated, but lots of heavy lifting..Gears and trumpet..

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