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Spring and ball bearing both fit in cylinder and clearly are supposed to act on something internal.
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Polypedates wrote:Hi Paul
I'm pretty certain the plug I removed(and thus the detent fell out of) came from the hole marked by the red arrow.
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Is this the one that is going to be problematic to install the detent ball back into?
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I also removed a couple of small plugs from the location marked with the blue arrow but I don't recall seeing anything that would fall out of those.
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i must say your workmanship is a credit to you