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May 22nd 2007, 23:29
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Wow odd and annoying!!.. considering all the work you have to do to get to that part.
Is it a mistake by bugpack or a wrong gland nut? I know i never wouldda checked that either.. Good work on not throwing the whole car in a lake  Hope that fixes it.. you been through enough already!
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May 23rd 2007, 01:22
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The Bugpack glandnut is good. It is what i had in the 2332. The Scat glandnut is the one with the issue. Believe me, the thought of tossing it in the lake has come across my mind many times over the years.
I hope i'm driving it this weekend!
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May 23rd 2007, 14:38
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it definitley looks like your loosing about 1/4" with the scat gland nut, which would definitly put pressure on the output shaft.
i would email the mor give them a call and send them the pics. i wouldn't chance the used one, that would just mean more headaches just my 2 cents
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May 23rd 2007, 17:25
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Nope! It will be a couple days. On night shift.Does the pressure plate look right? My Stage 1 looks way different. Can't remember what the old stocker looked like.
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