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Location: AZ
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Re: the Shaft that holds the govenor Fell in!
Put the governor arm back on the shaft before its a redo....be sure clip is in place so cant fall back down. Three little weights on far end of input shaft put pressure on gov arm as speed increases. Try this before trans re-install, Flip arm back down off "wall", put trans in neutral (between F &R), spin clutch pretty fast by hand, observe governor arm "pop up" briefly.
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