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Date:         Wed, 25 Nov 1998 05:50:34 -0500
Reply-To:     Rik Santos <afn18258@AFN.ORG>
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From:         Rik Santos <afn18258@AFN.ORG>
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Subject:      '85 westy 4th gear sticking and rivet removal
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howdy all...with the big weekend coming up, i'm going to be under/over/around my van for a good bit of it. i have two questions that i'm not sure how to handle.

1) my van is starting to get a little too comfortable with 4th gear. meaning, once i shift into fourth, she doesn't want to come out and i've got to do a little bit of the one-two to get it into neutral. i don't use much force, but i'm still thinking 'dang'. this started on a highway trip last week and now does it every time i'm over 40mph. i had planned on switching to synthetics this weekend, but don't want to do that if there's another problem. btw, clutch was replaced (by me!) two or so months ago.

2) any ideas how i can get the rivets removed from the sink-tray arm? i need to replace the arm, have replacement rivets and gun, but can't figure out how to get those out...

any help is very much appreciated. thanks!

Rik


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