Did you remove the bracket bolt under the poney and did you angaged the pinion cluch
Got the bolts under on bracket, not sure how to enguage pinion , Thats were the problem lies, enguagement fork will not move, tried some heafty force on lever with large set of channel locks ,but no go.?
I had sometime with a d9 the same probleme and I pull the compression out on big motor and turne by the fan the motor and the pinion slide in the ring flywell and the poney was loosed but you need to lift the poney 1" or 2 and he should comme out
I had sometime with a d9 the same probleme and I pull the compression out on big motor and turne by the fan the motor and the pinion slide in the ring flywell and the poney was loosed but you need to lift the poney 1" or 2 and he should comme out
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