On 14 Feb 2007 at 0:03, RJ Kanary wrote:
Take it apart, and replace the broken / worn parts. The cluster gear will
have a breathtaking price.
Dang, I was hoping against hope that it was something simple.
I hate to ask this, but any suggestions on where I might find a shop that
could work on it? I just don't have time to take it apart - and I
probably
don't have the skills or tools, either.
A "breathtaking" price. Hmm. I kind of like my breath. Breathing slowly
and rhythmically keeps me calmer. ;-) Would I be better off fitting a
used
transaxle?
This is an E15. I have a parts machine, another E15, but it sits out in
the
weather. I don't know what kind of shape its transaxle is in. Maybe it's
worth the risk to try it.
David Roden - Akron, Ohio, USA
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