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PostPosted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 9:20 pm 
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Got the bloody thing out ok and all refurbished but im thinking puting it back will be a right royal PITA so if anyone wants to have a go feel free i will be attempting it tomorrow morning about 9am so all of Canberra i apologise in advance for all the swearing :wink:

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Ahhh good old clevis pin


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Yep thats the Beeatch

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Don't you have a child slave or a tiny slip of a wench that you can force to do it for you.


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Mike_Byron wrote:
Don't you have a child slave or a tiny slip of a wench that you can force to do it for you.


yeah Marvin told me he was busy :wink:

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PostPosted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 9:33 pm 
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Got the bloody thing out ok and all refurbished but im thinking puting it back will be a right royal PITA so if anyone wants to have a go feel free i will be attempting it tomorrow morning about 9am so all of Canberra i apologise in advance for all the swearing :wink:


I found inserting the clevis pin with the split pin hole facing the passenger side was a lot easier, but then its a LOT harder to get the split pin in.

Its times like these you wish you'd bought a Matic? :lol:


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thats how the pin was when i took it out

Maybe the Clevis pin Fairy will come and put it in overnight :D

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thats how the pin was when i took it out

Maybe the Clevis pin Fairy will come and put it in overnight :D


I was waiting for the Clevis Pin Fairy for almost 2 weeks... bitch didn't wanna know me. :x


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Split pin ??????

Are you talking about the "R" shaped pin that is in there originally.

The whole thing is a pain but the "R" is not that difficult and once it clips over the clevis pin its in without further fiddling.

Just be very sure that the clevis pin it through all the holes. That is the clutch and the eye in the master cylinder.


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Just re - read my last
I meant to say "once the "R" pin is passed the hole and over the clevis pin"


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Mike_Byron wrote:
Just re - read my last
I meant to say "once the "R" pin is passed the hole and over the clevis pin"


Yeah yeah R pin.... I've seen split pins in some.
They are REAL fun!


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willy wrote:
Mike_Byron wrote:
Just re - read my last
I meant to say "once the "R" pin is passed the hole and over the clevis pin"


Yeah yeah R pin.... I've seen split pins in some.
They are REAL fun!


you wonder what they were thinking when they assembled the Minis in the Factory

"like to see them get this in in ten years" :evil:

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Get the right tool for the job, long handled needle nose plyers and like most people you'll be doing it in under 5 minutes :D

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Bring it to Baulkham Hills and I'll do it for Ya :wink:

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Steve.E wrote:
Get the right tool for the job, long handled needle nose plyers and like most people you'll be doing it in under 5 minutes :D

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You shitting me? :shock:


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