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Carb cover disassembly...

Post by rzgkane » Mon Feb 20, 2012 5:13 pm

I want to have these two items refinished. Do they disassemble so that I can remove the knob and shaft from the body? I attempted to gently unscrew the knob but it was having none of that and I felt if I put any more ooomph into it that something would break.

Sorry that I am bogarting the board lately with all the newbie questions. Just new to this and very enthusiastic.

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Post by Eljeef » Mon Feb 20, 2012 5:26 pm

I believe it is a spring loaded tee, so push in and turn counterclockwise.
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Post by rzgkane » Mon Feb 20, 2012 6:04 pm

Eljeef wrote:I believe it is a spring loaded tee, so push in and turn counterclockwise.
Lol. I know how to take the cover off! I want to know how to disassemble the part so that the knob and the shaft come apart from the main body of the cover.

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Post by LOUD MOUSE » Mon Feb 20, 2012 6:50 pm

Look at it.
It's very simple.
Ya remove a pin. ......................lm

rzgkane wrote:
Eljeef wrote:I believe it is a spring loaded tee, so push in and turn counterclockwise.
Lol. I know how to take the cover off! I want to know how to disassemble the part so that the knob and the shaft come apart from the main body of the cover.

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Post by rzgkane » Mon Feb 20, 2012 8:31 pm

Yeah, that's what I thought. But that pin of which you speak was not being very cooperative to my punch and hammer. Took several good whacks at it and the pin did not budge one micrometer. One end of it looks larger than the other so obviously I attempted to put the hurt on the smaller one, to no avail.

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I will try again.

UPDATE: No go. That pin is (figuratively) welded into the shaft and just mushroomed out when I pounded on it. Has anyone successfully removed that pin depicted in the photo above and if so how persuasive did you have to get with it?

LOUD MOUSE wrote:Look at it.
It's very simple.
Ya remove a pin. ......................lm

rzgkane wrote:
Eljeef wrote:I believe it is a spring loaded tee, so push in and turn counterclockwise.
Lol. I know how to take the cover off! I want to know how to disassemble the part so that the knob and the shaft come apart from the main body of the cover.

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Post by brewsky » Mon Feb 20, 2012 10:24 pm

Grind off one end of the pin and punch out from the ground end.
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Post by rzgkane » Mon Feb 20, 2012 11:35 pm

That's next, although I don't really think what's holding this thing tight as a drum is the little nub outside the shaft. It's effing frozen in there.

I may line up a replacement before I attempt to completely mertalize the thing and end up with nada.

brewsky wrote:Grind off one end of the pin and punch out from the ground end.

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