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Joe C
post Jul 15 2021, 04:44 PM
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just replaced all the parts of my shifter and having a tough time getting the springs back in. Anyone know an easy way to get it done?

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post Jul 16 2021, 07:40 AM
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I used a Snap Awl though the pin hole on one side
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Through the center of the spring, I was then able to push the other end in and start pushing in the pin and use the awl as a lever to push the spring down once I had it flat I could push the pin through as I pulled the awl out.

If you replaced the stop plate I should warn you the part from Porsche is out of spec causing it to bind. The slot needs to be extended.

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