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fittings for selector lever shaft

Started by my8thholden, October 17, 2019, 07:57:59 AM

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my8thholden

Gents ..I am fitting transmission gear shift selector rods .I suspect a couple of components that came off the car are not correct...In the FE service manual I use on my FC ,page 210 ,FIG.7-19 ..exploded view ..It shows item 51 " washer-special flat "..and item 52 "washer-selector lever shaft spring" ..What is "special" about item 51 ? ,also dimensions pls..Is item 52 a "wave" washer ? If so size pls ?  ..THX Vern ..
these days i'm half as good for twice as long

ardiesse

Vern,

"Special" means it's made of Bakelite.  And yes, I'm guessing that 52 is a wave washer.
Item 51 usually stays on the car until the gearshift is disconnected for the first time, after which an Australia-wide mechanics' conspiracy dictated that it be thrown into the bin.

And don't get me started on HD/R/K/T/G brake self-adjusters . . .

Rob
Remember: if your Holden's not leaking oil, it doesn't have any.

Dr_Terry

Quote from: ardiesse on October 17, 2019, 11:44:54 AM
Item 51 usually stays on the car until the gearshift is disconnected for the first time, after which an Australia-wide mechanics' conspiracy dictated that it be thrown into the bin.

And don't get me started on HD/R/K/T/G brake self-adjusters . . .

Rob

Totally agree Rob. What is it with mechanics who think they know more than design engineers & throw parts away that were designed to perform a perfectly valid function ?

More often than not, it's the lack of understanding of their function in the first place.

Dr Terry

my8thholden

OK gents ..I don't have bakelite washers ,I'll use fibre ,wave washer I can do..thanks Vern .
these days i'm half as good for twice as long