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| - | ====== REF: Service Procedures | + | ====== REF: Service Procedures |
| ====== What Causes the 1991-2003 Shift Drum Pins to Walk Out of the Drum ====== | ====== What Causes the 1991-2003 Shift Drum Pins to Walk Out of the Drum ====== | ||
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| However, if it was the drum getting too hot, all the pins would be subject to walking out. \\ | However, if it was the drum getting too hot, all the pins would be subject to walking out. \\ | ||
| - | |Example of pins pulled out on of xLoneRiderx' | + | |Example of pins pulled out on of xLoneRiderx' |
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| One idea is to weld the pins to the drum. \\ | One idea is to weld the pins to the drum. \\ | ||
| However, the load is going to happen any way due to construction and clearances up stream of the pawl (and pin movement is actually a symptom and not a cause). \\ | However, the load is going to happen any way due to construction and clearances up stream of the pawl (and pin movement is actually a symptom and not a cause). \\ | ||
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