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Just recieved a new spring from Jim Carter. According to his catalog The spring fits all Chevy trucks from 1929 to 1959. My problem is the original was missing so there was no previous instruction to follow. Any one know how this spring is installed? Pictures would be a great help!

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I have one of their springs on my 37,just went in the garage and looked at how I have it installed. The long end with the bend on the end goes against the release handle and the short end goes in the hole on the big lever. I am sorry I cant remember the exact names for the parts, its late and my brain has shut down for the night. I hope you can get a idea on how its installed,dont have a digital camera yet so I cant send pics. Jeff

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does the bolt that attaches the rod and cam release to the handle go through the spring also?

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The bolt does not go through the spring,thats what I thought when I first tried to install the spring. I think you might have to remove the bolt from the rod to install the spring,it will let the release lever come down enough to install it.

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Jeff the spring is loose in the handle is there something that holds it in place and keeps the handle tight?

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I just checked mine and its not very loose in the handle,do you have the end with the bend in it at the top of the handle and the other in the hole on the lever?. If you dont have the rod attached yet it will be loose,it keeps tension on the spring. Jeff


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