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BAG DFigure 511710617Attach the dogbones (107) to the plastic universal yokes (106) bylining up the slot on the dogbone (107) with the groove in the universalyoke (106). Secure the two pieces with a4-40 x 3/8" cap-head screw (17).Tip: A small amou<strong>nt</strong> of thread-lock compound should be used o<strong>nt</strong>he threads of the 4-40 x 3/8" screws to help keep them tight.Figure 51107Figure 52110108 110109Step 2. Position the universal pivot (108) in the rear axle (109) so thatthe holes in both are aligned.Step 3. Using pliers, carefully push a 3/32" x 1/2" spirol pin (110)through the rear axle (109) and universal pivot (108) u<strong>nt</strong>il the pin (110)extends evenly from both sides of the rear axle (109).Tip: The pin can be made to press in tighter. This will ensure that itstays firmly in place. To do so, SLIGHTLY crimp the ce<strong>nt</strong>er of thepin with heavy duty wire cutters. When inserting the pin, be carefulnot to smash the ends of the pin, or the universal may not operatefreely.Figure 53Figure 52108108Step 4. Using the small end of the assembly wrench (111) suppliedwith your kit, pry the pins on the universal pivot (108) i<strong>nt</strong>o the holesin the plastic universal yoke (106).Tip: The dogbones should rotate freely. If they do not, the ears ofthe universal yoke can be squeezed slightly with a pair of pliers.Squeezing the ears will press the outside of the hole in the earsagainst the pin in the universal pivot. This will cause the hole toenlarge slightly, helping the dogbone to rotate freely.106111Figure 5322

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