corvette servo
04-14-2003, 06:15 PM
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Re: corvette servo
I installed mine with regular hand tools. I installed mine while the tranny was out of the truck, so I had an advantage.
One quick note, I had to "polish" up one of the parts to fit properly. That part was a very tight fit, even when lubricated. It wanted to get lodged. I put the stock part back into the spot, and it moved freely when lubricated. Since it was aluminum, I was able to hand polish it with a light file, fine sandpaper, and steel wool. Afterwards, it fit just like the stock part. It does have a rubber gasket, so it doesn't leak from my work. I dont know the name of the part, but it was the large round disc that fit over the other large round disc. Look at your parts, got it? <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" />
One quick note, I had to "polish" up one of the parts to fit properly. That part was a very tight fit, even when lubricated. It wanted to get lodged. I put the stock part back into the spot, and it moved freely when lubricated. Since it was aluminum, I was able to hand polish it with a light file, fine sandpaper, and steel wool. Afterwards, it fit just like the stock part. It does have a rubber gasket, so it doesn't leak from my work. I dont know the name of the part, but it was the large round disc that fit over the other large round disc. Look at your parts, got it? <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" />
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