Vise..... no tapping needed. It isn't that tight.
Be sure you line the dog offset up properly with the notch for the
rotor on the upper shaft. Often the pins will go one way, as the will
have been peened in the removal process.
Peter C.
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At 11:55 AM 6/4/2006, you wrote:
>Any tips on, how to, or not to, drive the pin back in the drive dog end of
>the dizzy shaft. I have the pin in the freezer now but I'm hoping there is
>a quicker method. I'm re using the pin since its in good shape.
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>Can I heat up the shaft and drive the frozen pin in?
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