If your hurst is rattling a bit, my solution
05-13-2007, 02:48 PM
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If your hurst is rattling a bit, my solution
My shifter started rattling around 3000 rpm, so after making sure everything was tight, I realized the shifter has no cushion from the pivot ball to the stick. So what worked for me was to remove the shift boot and dust shield and puta good amount ofgrease on the stick were it enters the pivot ball, I moved it up and down a few times and so far so good ( 2 weeks no rattling). If anyone else is having the same problem, you might try this. out
05-13-2007, 04:13 PM
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RE: If your hurst is rattling a bit, my solution
The most common problem related to the "rattle" is the 2 bolts that connect the chrome part to the actual shifter. Over time the bolts work themselves loose. I put loctite on mine last summer and haven't had any probs with the "rattle" since.
05-13-2007, 11:43 PM
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RE: If your hurst is rattling a bit, my solution
I have no rattle and I also loctited those bolts
ORIGINAL: blaven
The most common problem related to the "rattle" is the 2 bolts that connect the chrome part to the actual shifter. Over time the bolts work themselves loose. I put loctite on mine last summer and haven't had any probs with the "rattle" since.
The most common problem related to the "rattle" is the 2 bolts that connect the chrome part to the actual shifter. Over time the bolts work themselves loose. I put loctite on mine last summer and haven't had any probs with the "rattle" since.
05-14-2007, 12:33 AM
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RE: If your hurst is rattling a bit, my solution
ORIGINAL: blaven
The most common problem related to the "rattle" is the 2 bolts that connect the chrome part to the actual shifter. Over time the bolts work themselves loose. I put loctite on mine last summer and haven't had any probs with the "rattle" since.
The most common problem related to the "rattle" is the 2 bolts that connect the chrome part to the actual shifter. Over time the bolts work themselves loose. I put loctite on mine last summer and haven't had any probs with the "rattle" since.
05-14-2007, 01:12 AM
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RE: If your hurst is rattling a bit, my solution
ORIGINAL: DeStonn
mine sounds like a rattlesnake. I mights have to try that. do you have any pics of the area you greased
mine sounds like a rattlesnake. I mights have to try that. do you have any pics of the area you greased
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