Thanks Guys,got the broken shim tool out.

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Thanks Guys,got the broken shim tool out.

07 Feb 2007 11:49

Got the broken shim tool out.It was in the cap covering the sprocket on the crank. Used a magnet to fish it out but I had to thin out the head of the shop magnet, so it would fit the channel goin down to the crank.Thanks very much guys.

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Re: Thanks Guys,got the broken shim tool out.

07 Feb 2007 12:04

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Good

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Re: Thanks Guys,got the broken shim tool out.

07 Feb 2007 12:57

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cool much easier than turning engine upside down and shaking it.

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Re: Thanks Guys,got the broken shim tool out.

07 Feb 2007 12:59

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kano wrote:

cool much easier than turning engine upside down and shaking it.

Depends how big you are....

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