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ZF 5spd Detent Replacement Tools

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  • m42b32M
    m42b32M
    m42b32
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    I do!

    1991 318is, 1991 318i, 2022 Bronco

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    • Bassboy3313B
      Bassboy3313B
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      m42b32 said:

      I do!

      Sweet! I'll text ya! 👍

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      • KaiserRollsK
        KaiserRollsK
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        Can confirm that Joes tools work great

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        • Bassboy3313B
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          Just grabbed the drifts from Joe. Should definitely help with installing the new bushings. Just have to get creative to remove the detents and old bushings....

          CHECK OUT >>> RAGE DRIFT DESIGNS <<< FOR DECALS AND MORE!

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          • KaiserRollsK
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            Bassboy3313 said:

            Just grabbed the drifts from Joe. Should definitely help with installing the new bushings. Just have to get creative to remove the detents and old bushings....

            It’s not too bad of a job, use some picks/screwdrivers/needle nose pliers and take your time

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            • Bassboy3313B
              Bassboy3313B
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              The first one was a bitch and a half. Made the mistake of not splitting the bushing completely down the seam. it came loose from the bore, but I was unable to pull it out due to the lower half not being folded in enough. It fell down into the trans, thought I was screwed. Eventually got it out tho. Second one came out super easy after learning from the first one. Now to just get some small files to clean up the bore walls. Then I can get the new ones in and finish up the trans work.

              CHECK OUT >>> RAGE DRIFT DESIGNS <<< FOR DECALS AND MORE!

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              • KaiserRollsK
                KaiserRollsK
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                Don’t the revised detent pins come with press in sleeves/bushings?? As long as the bore isn’t too mangled I wouldn’t be worried about it as the new detent will have a sleeve to ride in

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                • m42b32M
                  m42b32M
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                  KaiserRolls said:

                  Don’t the revised detent pins come with press in sleeves/bushings?? As long as the bore isn’t too mangled I wouldn’t be worried about it as the new detent will have a sleeve to ride in

                  As long as any damage doesn't protrude and deform the sleeve inward it shouldn't really matter as far as I'm aware

                  1991 318is, 1991 318i, 2022 Bronco

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                  • Bassboy3313B
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                    m42b32 said:

                    As long as any damage doesn't protrude and deform the sleeve inward it shouldn't really matter as far as I'm aware

                    Correct. I just want to knock down any high spots that may have happened. Otherwise the new bushing can get deformed and the detent can stick again. Better safe than sorry, you know?

                    CHECK OUT >>> RAGE DRIFT DESIGNS <<< FOR DECALS AND MORE!

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                    • KaiserRollsK
                      KaiserRollsK
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                      Bassboy3313 said:

                      Correct. I just want to knock down any high spots that may have happened. Otherwise the new bushing can get deformed and the detent can stick again. Better safe than sorry, you know?

                      Oh for sure, I just was more concerned if you had the revised pins lol

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