LHS Switchgear

[Miztaziggy]

How the hell do you remove it?

I can only see 1 screw underneath, but it wont come apart...I dont want to force it too hard unless I break it.

[AMCQ46]

Should be two screws, keep looking mate

[Wicky]

There's another screw tucked away towards the front of the clamp - fine tipped short handle works well

[lloydie]

yep two Philips head screws on the under side and remember to remove the clutch switch wires

[Miztaziggy]

Oh right ok thanks guys, will go have another look.

Not sure which are the clutch switch wires though.....

[Kev L]

little spade connectors off the back of the clutch mount.

[Miztaziggy]

Thanks guys, yeah I found them when I finally found that other screw. Couldn't see it for looking.

Couldnt get the 2 parts separated though as the cable going through the bottom half is too tight to let you get at the screws inside. Doesn't matter, I still fixed what I was trying to fix anyway.

[lloydie]

job well done then

[benny hedges]

quite fiddly in there isnt it once you take it apart lol!
surprising how many parts there are in there

[Miztaziggy]

quite fiddly in there isnt it once you take it apart lol!
surprising how many parts there are in there

Yeah it does look that way mate. As I say, I couldnt pull the 2 halves far enough apart to be able to get a screw driver in to take it apart further. I reckon if I did, it could have been one of those jobs where it is a nightmare to put back together

[VTRDark]

Springs spring to mind, or is that over the garage floor.

(:-})

[tony.mon]

Yep. Once you remove that small brass plate inside, there's a spring and detent ball that leap out and scurry under the workbench, or if you're working al fresco, somewhere on the lawn.

That's where a magnet on a stick comes in handy.

[Pete.L]

You work out on the lawn naked?
Why doesn't that surprise me Tony?

Pete.l