>> I was going to try adjusting the arm the solenoid acts on it
> slightly up or
> down but as its such a pain to do I was
> hoping for something that would increase my odds from 50/50
> on weather I
> should adjust up or down? Any votes?
>Have you checked how far the solenoid drops when not engaged ?
>If it drops too far, it could cause the symptom you describe.
Not as such, no. I've checked that it moves smoothly every time, moving too
far wasn't on my radar.
>Some brackets had an adjustment for drop, but others just >have a rubber
block that can rot and fall out.
There's a stop in the new one that was certainly in better shape then the old
one.
>It's better, IMO, to measure the movement of
>the operating valve ball directly with a dial indicator.
But that would mean pulling the cover again, sigh....
Thanks. I'll read the pdf, if nothing else it will give me an idea of what
I'm doing ;)
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