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WD shifter Pin

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    Posted: 05 Jul 2015 at 9:17am
The shifter on my new to me WD is floppy. I see there is 1 pin in the pedestal  that I can wiggle part of the way out but it feels like it has a spring on it. The parts book shows the pin but does it simply pull out?

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Charlie

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If it is the square headed one that aligns the shifting ball. Then yes, it just pulls out. You can get oversized ones from vendors on this sight.
Ray W.
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