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Post by Admin Tue Sep 15 2009, 19:24

i removed the mag of my wolseley for a coil change, and noticed a small bit of metel has broken off on the plate the mag conects to, could it be a problem, take a look at the pictures could this be a problem 00212 could this be a problem 00311

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could this be a problem Empty sorry about the quality of the pic, its the oppiste side to the red dot

Post by Admin Tue Sep 15 2009, 19:27

sorry about the quality of the pic, its the oppiste side to the red dot :picneeded: :picneeded: :picneeded:

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Post by JONESEY Tue Sep 15 2009, 20:05

It looks like the mag was not sat into the coupling properlly, this will put the timing out.
I have a coupling that I made works great let me now ifyou want it I will post it down
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could this be a problem Empty ok cheers mate

Post by Admin Tue Sep 15 2009, 20:15

ill see what its like when i get mag back and let you know, how ever can i pay you for it :babe2: :babe2: :babe2:

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Post by mike d Tue Sep 15 2009, 21:42

RYAN

TAKE THE COG OUT AND SEE IF IT FITS IN THE GROVE CORRECTLY

THAT WILL ELIMANAT THAT PROBLEM

LIKE CHRIS SAID IT WASNT SAT RIGHT

WELL THATS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE

REGARDS MIKE.
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