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#1354212 04/09/2020 4:19 PM
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FIRST off Thank you for any reply on my question. I just put a clutch in my truck FRANKEN so i removed the trans and took the shifter out of the trans to take it out of the way . THE pins in the cone that hold the shifter in place seem to me to be way to loose. Can anybody tell me if they are to be pressed in tight or can they wobble .The hold down clamp that is spring loaded does its job when you press it down to lock the shifter in . If i need to get new pins who may have them online THANKS BJF

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Once those pins start wobbling they will wear the holes in the shift tower egg-shaped in a hurry. I've fixed that problem by threading the holes and putting a short bolt in from each side, and grinding the end threads off for a snug fit where the shifter pivots. A Grade 8 bolt will last a long time in an application like that, and if it wears, it's replaceable.
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SM 420 Shifter Fulcrum Pins

GM part # 590282

https://i.postimg.cc/66GRFRRq/SM-420-Fulcrum-Pins.jpg


Friesen Chevrolet
Sutton, Nebraska
phone : 402 - 773 - 5538

Friesen has ( 70 ) fulcrum pins in stock


Newton Motors
Glasgow , Montana
phone : 406 - 228 - 9326

Newton has ( 37 ) fulcrum pins in stock


The fulcrum pins are a press fit with no wobble .


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THANK YOU AND AS ALWAYS YOU GUY COME THRU, THE BEST INFO BJF

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