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Thread: Angle Drive Failure - possible causes - bowed springs and being 1.5mm too long

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    EFI'd dn010's Avatar
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    I am still on my original angle drive with 78KMI. The crappy OE cable going from the dust cap to the drive shredded on me once soon after I got the car. Pissed about it, I jammed an Allen 'T' wrench into the drive and cut the handle off at the proper length. Hammered the cap end of the wrench flat and made a slot in the cap to accept it. There is no more slop, bouncing or issues with that cable being replaced with something solid! It seems to still be pretty accurate although I do have another original angle drive as a spare 'just in case' that day comes soon...
    -----Dan B.

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    Senior Member DrJeff's Avatar
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    This looks suspiciously like the DeLorean stock angle drive

    I can across a picture of an Angle Drive for some Triumph cars and noticed that the angle drive looks very similar to the design of the stock DeLorean angle drive (specifically the small screw for lubrication access).

    http://www.englishparts.com/products...22/120694.html

    Jeff
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