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Unread 01-01-2025, 01:10 PM   #6
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Just went through this (not dents) and posted about it. I finally found the cause to be needing the small long coil spring in the disconnect pin assembly. I replaced it with a new one and everything worked. Just one thing it can be. Take the assembly lose from the trigger plate and if it is easy to reinstall, it is likely too short or broken. I found four broken pieces inside the hole and the active spring less than an inch long.
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