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Wicked_Sludge
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try holding onto the output shaft while you spin the input shaft. if you cant hold the output stationary then somethings up.
chances are its just friction inside the case causing the output shaft to spin in neutral.
chances are its just friction inside the case causing the output shaft to spin in neutral.
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Yep, it's normal for a little friction to spin them. If you can't hold the output stationary like Wicked Sludge says, THEN you have a problem.
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