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    1930 Cabriolet door handle removal

    Thank you, Marshall, for a very thorough explanation. I successfully removed the window crank handle.
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    1930 Cabriolet door handle removal

    Sorry, I should have said the window crank handle. The door handle was not a problem.
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    1930 Cabriolet door handle removal

    I need help figuring out how to remove the door handle on my Cabriolet? It appears to have two sets of pins.
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    Overdrive

    I should have said, I will remove it from my car and replace it with stock torque tube and drive shaft. I won’t throw it in the scrap pile!
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    Overdrive

    Hey folks, I learned what I was l needed to from all of your replies. Basically, no one knows anything about this equipment. That’s enough for me, I am getting rid of it. Thanks, Jeff
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    Overdrive

    I don’t know what a free wheeler is. This one has a shifter like a Mitchell, and two different speeds in each gear like a Mitchell.
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    Overdrive

    It may very well become available if you are interested. I do not have the equipment or expertise to tackle fixing it. Will probably replace it on my car.
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    Overdrive

    In addition to leaking fluid, It slips out of low gear. I haven’t checked the linkage yet to see if I can adjust it.
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    Overdrive

    Yes, the problem I am having, is fluid from the overdrive is getting into the banjo, causing it to be over full and then leaking through the axel to the rear brake drums. Unless I find someone knowledgeable about this setup, I will probably switch to the original setup since I have a torque tube...
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    Overdrive

    Had a torque tube and appears to attach to the transmission the same as the original.
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    Overdrive

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    Overdrive

    Here are some pictures. Thank you for your interest in helping?
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    Overdrive

    Can’t figure out how to show picture?
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    Overdrive

    The 1930 Model A purchased recently has an overdrive or gear splitter with the following identification; Ahlberg Co, Culver City, Cal. I am looking for anyone who may have knowledge of this equipment?
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