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Are any parts made for the free whelling pull assembly , and is the chrome cover crimmped on? I can see a small 1/8 inch hole in the bezel and it will move a bit but it wont come off yet... Any Ideas ?? JsK.
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Shade Tree Mechanic
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Whatever you do, ensure the disable pulls the lever fully down. Mine came just slightly loose causing months of nasty grinding and misdiagnosis.
Mark
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I like the free wheeling locked out permanently, so I made a clamp device to bolt the lever into the lowest position.
If you have old Chevrolets, other old Chevrolets will find out where you live.
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Don't know of any parts being remade. They could be if enough demand which I think will be unlikely.
How Sweet the roar of a Chevy four!
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Ok thanks I havent read any threads on there repair but I thought on the off chance that someone was rebuilding them I would ask. I looked through the f/s catalog and didnt see the knob ither. Im assuming that Ill just clean up what I have and go with it .
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They are not an easy find so that may be your best bet for now.
How Sweet the roar of a Chevy four!
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