Decompression issue

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Shifty
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Decompression issue

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Evening gents,

Ive got problems with the decompression thingybob in de clutch cover. Its broken.
But thats not the main problem, ive got a new one allready.

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The middle and most right part should be just one part but its broken as you can see on the picture above. (27 in xplosionview)

The problem lies in a part of which I dont know where it should go, the most left part on the picture above and close up picture below.

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Can someone enlighten me plz. I cant find that particular part in the xplosionviews.

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Re: Decompression issue

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If I remember correctly, it goes on 27 against the inside of the cover. The hole goes over the shaft of the lever, pretty sure it only fits one way against the cover.
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Re: Decompression issue

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There is a picture in a steveloomis thread, oil cover bolt stripped at the moment, you can just see it their.
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Re: Decompression issue

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thanks for the reply jibber, I think i have a clue how to fit it.

:thanks:

Found a good picture on a German website aswell.
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Re: Decompression issue

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A picture is worth a thousand words. :shades:

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:congrats: :biggrin:

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Re: Decompression issue

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So true ActionManMelb.

Ordered a new part on Ebay and fixed it today. Kicking and running like a charm.

:funkynanna:
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