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Broke Linkage. Need part number

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Old 08-29-2003, 01:50 AM
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Well, some how I managed to break the bolt that holds the linkage cross piece to the top of the transaxle. I looks like the arm and the bolt are one part. Does anyone have a part number for this? I need to get one ordered.

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477-711-147-A is the ball pin bolt
the platic bushing is part of the bar.
944-424-141-00 is the # for the bar
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Didn't someone design a stronger aftermarket version of this part?
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He just need the bolt from what I can see, just broke the threads.
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Thanks, I wasn't sure if that bolt came out. It looks like it's captured in there. I'll take a closer look. It's a radial break on the bolt, so it must have been over torqued. I didn't notice it until I dropped the tranaxle while doing the clutch. I can't imagine how I would have broke it, but I can't see how it would shift correctly with out it.

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I did the same thing when re-assembling the linkage on my '84. I thought it must have been cracked by how easily it snapped, but maybe it is just a very soft bolt. I think it was around $15 at the dealer.



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