Reply to "Tach gear"

davidnunnMember

Peter,

Of course you should contact the vendor before you do anything. He might have sent it out to be rebuilt, paid the bill and didn't even open the crate before shipping it to you. If so, he might feel bad enough to take it back. That would be your best case scenario. He might want to hold the rebuilding shop accountable (which only he can do).

If he won't even talk to you about it or denies there's anything wrong with it, he's clearly a crook and you should do a service to all of us and say who it is.

Having it rebuilt is a last resort. If the chunks of metal in the photos are any indication, a rebuild might be expensive; very expensive. I'd say missing shims are the least of your worries, where this ZF is concerned.

10/22/162:55 PM

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