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| rubber coupling angle I am replacing the engine in my Dateline,presently the rubber coupling between engine and jet drive is running at an angle of just under 5.5 degrees. Do I need to straighten this connection up or is that perfectly acceptable for this type of coupling? |
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| Straighter the better. |
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| yes look only cv types like running out so do you know how to set up using a clock dial? if not then straight edge and feeler gauges there are two types of alignment Parrellel and angular if you have a messenger like msn or yahoo I can talk you thru this |
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| Thanks,have sent an email |
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