RE: Spiggot Bush

Foreshew, Michael, HiServ/AU Thu, 16 Mar 2000 13:32:31 -0800

Title: RE: Spiggot Bush

Andrew,

Thanks for that. I will put some grease in it and see if that helps. It is an auto to manual conversion so there was no old one to remove.

Cheers
Michael Foreshew

-----Original Message-----
From:   Andrew Schultz [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Thursday, 16 March 2000 19:18
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Subject:        Re: Spiggot Bush

"Foreshew, Michael, HiServ/AU" wrote:

>
>
> I just got a couple of spiggot bushes for the L18 ($5 from Repco as
> opposed to $17 from Nissan). Does any body have any tips on
> installing these suckers. I have been using a old input shaft but the
> bloody things are always going crooked and because they are made of
> brass, bend really easy. I have also soaked them in oil as per the
> prescribed method as they are porous. Same deal. They seem to be a
> little bigger than the actual hole in the crank. I am going to try
> putting one in the freezer for a few days and hopefully that will
> shrink it enough to fit in.
>
> Any ideas/tips greatly appreciated.
> Michael "This is beginning to piss me off" Foreshew

Have you tried putting a bit of grease in the crank to help it slide
in? Also put a bit of a chamfer around the corner going in first.

Did you get the old one out ok?

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Regards,

Andrew

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