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Also called “slotted spring pins”.
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On 01/20/2022 2:44 PM Art McEwen <<a href="mailto:artwmcewen@gmail.com">artwmcewen@gmail.com</a>> wrote:
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So I’m midway through an overdrive rebuild and the actuation shaft has an o ring on either end that I want to replace. But I can’t get the pin holding the adjustment arm (opposite side of case from solenoid) to budge. I’ve broken 2 punches so far and the case is in the way of a drill. I guess I don’t HAVE to renew it but it seems a shame to leave a 40+ year old oring to weep after going through this work.
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Ideas?
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Art.
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