Nope, Greg, that is not it. I am talking about the lateral float placement, side-to-side placement of the float in the chamber. The service book shows a jig that looks a little like an inverted "W" that will make sure that the sides of the float aren't rubbing on the inside of the chamber. If anyone has this jig they could just measure it...
Karl


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