[Healeys] overdrive questions

[David Porter]

GW,

 There is a BIG spring behind the plate and the bolts/nuts need to be
removed evenly so the cover does not cock askew. (whew)

No big deal, the reverse is done when replacing and the spring is easily
compressed. Make sure the spring is centered on the cast nub on the back of
the cover.

dp

 

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Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2012 7:11 AM
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Subject: Re: [Healeys] overdrive questions

 

Dave,

Yes, that is the overdrive type I am talking about. I understand where the
o-ring is & know that the solenoid housing has to be removed to get to the
o-ring, but am not sure if I will run into unanticipated difficulties when I
reinstall the solenoid housing after I replace the o-ring. What do you mean
by the loaded cover?

Thanks,

Gary