I might have had it right the first time and it wasn’t meant to be shift
I must have had a bad ring, because I now have a scored cylinder
It just never ends
I was until I found an easier way.
Loosen the lock nut and then print get the piston positioned to the point where you measure the gap. You can then tap the adjust or on the tappet until you get the proper gap. Reposition the piston to the point you normally adjust and relook. It works most...
I know this wont help the OP issue.
If anyone is looking for a position for a single switch, you can replace the lower drivers side dash rail bolt with a switch. It was done on my 29. Tudor for a switch for a rear fender mounted parking light. A pull on switch looks decent in that position...
I'm rebuilding my trans tower and the send/high shaft is stuck.
I can't move it forwards or backwards or rotate it. Anyone have any suggestions on how to remove it?