Wolf Pack
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Heater cab duct flap trunnion.
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tottot
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In a captive nut? Heat is your friend. Blast with blow lamp will often free.
Wolf Pack
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Yes, the MAPP is my first call, but I don't want to use gas so close to the foam sealing pads on the flaps.
It's now soaking in paraffin.
It's now soaking in paraffin.
Hicap phill
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That washer will prise off so you only have the metal work to heat. Washer is pressed on the shaftYes, the MAPP is my first call, but I don't want to use gas so close to the foam sealing pads on the flaps.
It's now soaking in paraffin.
Mark the orientation of the arm & remove
Wolf Pack
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I only want the trunnion out, not the arm off the shaft.
I'm scavenging it for my nearly-new heater that will be fitted shortly.
I'm scavenging it for my nearly-new heater that will be fitted shortly.
tottot
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Well in that case do what @Hicap phill says above, then put arm back after. NOT rocket science.
