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spee T side cocker HELP!

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Posted by elektrikmessiah on July 24, 2002 at 02:25:15:

I just purchased a Spee T side cocker for my 98 custom, and the T handle will not stay put after cocking! It looks like the little rubber thingy which holds the handle in place is too small....has anyone else had this problem??? It looks like a cool design and i want it to work right- any info is greatly appreciated. THANX! Also, on the inside edge of the T handle were 2 spots where there was only bare metal. Looked like somthing else used to be there but cant figure out what?

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: I just purchased a Spee T side cocker for my 98 custom, and the T handle will not stay put after cocking! It looks like the little rubber thingy which holds the handle in place is too small....has anyone else had this problem??? It looks like a cool design and i want it to work right- any info is greatly appreciated. THANX! Also, on the inside edge of the T handle were 2 spots where there was only bare metal. Looked like somthing else used to be there but cant figure out what?

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