Questions & Answers for: connecting shaft broken

...connecting timer and thermostat The black, plastic piece that connects the timer shaft to the thermostat is broken (underneath the hood assembly). When fully assembled, the shaft doesn't fit into the ...

...axle connection ? more than like have a broken axle shaft, un hook the rear drive shaft and put it in 4wd if it wont move then you know you got a broken axle shaft or spider gears broke in the ...

...connecting rod repairs and shift fork replacements. Removing the gears from the shafts is not necessary unless a gear tooth or slider gear engaging stem is broken. Some of the gears are part of the ...

...broken on the clutch pedal. I have a shaft attached to the pedal about 3" long, that goes into the fire wall. How hard is this to replace and where can I find a diagram of this? The shaft attached to ...

...Broken flex shaft (likely)You need to partially disassemble the unit to find out. I believe you will need a T25 or T27 torx head. Remove the screws from the clutch housing that connects the engine to ...

...broken cogs etc are fine The shaft where the beaters connect to machine has broken This is the only thing I could find in order for you to get parts...This is their phone number in UK..Kenwood Spares ...

...wont spin shafts wont spin on attachments when connected, several different attachments used, none work, but the main shaft is working \ if the shaft is not broken then check the

...shaft in position is jammed from possibly a broken spring ( remove the plug in the side/top of the box if you have one) or the connecting dog has broken a synchro ring and this is not allowing it to ...

...shaft broken, driveshaft/u-joint broken. Pinion gear loose/broken. IF: Auto trans: Overheated trans led to blown O-rings internally causing failure of the clutches/components. Output shaft broken, ...

...hence won't start as the brake pedal cannot be fully depressed. Does anyone know how the pedal connects to the shaft? I feel you may have a pin in the shaft or in the pedal itself that has broken