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PostPosted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 5:31 am 
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The dan pin that holds the rod change in
Has popped out! Stuck in 4th gear lol

Does this happen often? Is there a easy fix.

I have got the car towed to my gf's in clevland qld.

If there is any one who can help me fix it Monday or sunday arvo ?
would be great!

What about put a nut and bolt through it? To get me home?


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PostPosted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 6:28 am 
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just to get it home, put in a nail or something thats a close fit and bend the ends down.
at home fit a new pin, should be a tight fit and never come loose on its own, but you may run a lenght of wire through it and drill the ends together

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KLAS wrote:
just to get it home, put in a nail or something thats a close fit and bend the ends down.
at home fit a new pin, should be a tight fit and never come loose on its own, but you may run a lenght of wire through it and drill the ends together


YEP this is dead right... do exactly this. The wire just ensures that it wont fall out ever again... about a 5 minute job really...

im suprised you couldn't tell it was on its way out, your gear stick would have had massive amounts of movement than it should getting worse over the last few months...

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 11:21 am 
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Lockie91 wrote:
KLAS wrote:
just to get it home, put in a nail or something thats a close fit and bend the ends down.
at home fit a new pin, should be a tight fit and never come loose on its own, but you may run a lenght of wire through it and drill the ends together


YEP this is dead right... do exactly this. The wire just ensures that it wont fall out ever again... about a 5 minute job really...

im suprised you couldn't tell it was on its way out, your gear stick would have had massive amounts of movement than it should getting worse over the last few months...


Some of our gear sticks have massive amounts of movement anyway. Perhaps that's something I'll check on mine. I've never driven a mini except for mine - I'm not sure what it should feel like :roll:


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PostPosted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 11:42 am 
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Irish Yobbo wrote:
Lockie91 wrote:
KLAS wrote:
just to get it home, put in a nail or something thats a close fit and bend the ends down.
at home fit a new pin, should be a tight fit and never come loose on its own, but you may run a lenght of wire through it and drill the ends together


YEP this is dead right... do exactly this. The wire just ensures that it wont fall out ever again... about a 5 minute job really...

im suprised you couldn't tell it was on its way out, your gear stick would have had massive amounts of movement than it should getting worse over the last few months...


Some of our gear sticks have massive amounts of movement anyway. Perhaps that's something I'll check on mine. I've never driven a mini except for mine - I'm not sure what it should feel like :roll:


yep, theres always massive amounts, however there is a certain amount acceptable I would have to say.. :lol:

My 1380 rod change I rebuilt, all the linkages etc, and changed the roll pin, and its tight as hell now :D

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nothing wrong with a tight box :wink:

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i second that,or a nice beaver...

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It's odd it is all new. New pins was tight as he'll.
No play, it's just poped out.

The back pin poped out not the front one
That links to the engine.


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well very dodge but a nail with some tape bent over got me home.

thanks Klas :lol:


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I know ur pretty busy atm Lockie but is there any chance you could post a picture?? Ive got heaps of play in my gearstick so its probably something that I should look into aswell.

Pleasee :(

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i put a new pic back in it's back tight again.

you should check if the pin is making it's way out.

it's super easy to do mate.


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