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Old 05-24-2017, 04:42 PM   #121
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Default Re: Shifting trouble in a 29'

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Not only is there a gap at the rear of the bearing, but the gap on the front side to the fingers is also way too great.
Bingo! The hub is sticking on the trans main shaft bearing retainer!
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Old 05-24-2017, 07:36 PM   #122
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Well I got the second spring in place as suggested. To my complete disappointment, it does nothing. Something is sticking somewhere and its not enough for two springs to overcome it.

Thank you all for your help, but I guess the bearing is just going to spin and "go with the flow" for now. I wish we had more mechanics/club members down here.

Thank you all for the suggestions, tips, hints and support. If anything changes I will continue to update.

Andrew
I'm surprised....Does the new coil spring on the pedal at least bring the pedal all the way up, or do you still need to pull it by hand?

There might be several things going on here....
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