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Posted by Michael Sheik on January 25, 2006 at 17:01:57 from (64.250.199.63):
Thanks Allan for the info on index marks. I didn't know that. I ordered service manual today and they said it would take 3 weeks to get here. I am flying by the seat of my pants until then. I was wandering after reading your response if the rockshaft will need replaced. I guess I am asking is this the case more often then not. It is a gamble either way I go but not wanting to do it twice and hate to waste $$$ if rarely needs done. Bushings seem that they would not normally wear out but I do not know any way to tell unless rockshaft is out and mike both surfaces and compare to specs. ANy thoughts or comments???
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