Reply to "One person ZF adjustment"

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As the original poster, let me jump back in to the thread.

I want to stress this is not a high-tech, precision-machined tool. If your version varies by a millimeter here or there it should still perform its basic function. It is a very basic approach that solves the need to properly locate the shift lever when adjusting the ZF.

I cringed when I read the quoted cost for your 3-D printed version. I’m glad you have taken a different approach. But for others following this thread, please do not overthink this.

Larry

3/14/233:32 PM

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