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LiftMate
London, United Kingdom

Click here

[url/email removed]-x.0.30.html

(if you cannot view the link go to the still . de website and under products select Warehouse handling equipment & then Warehouse trucks & then FM-X)

& request information - STILL should be able to email it to you. Best if you give them more information (ie full model, serial no., year of manufacture etc).

Good luck.
PM @ LiftMate

Modified 5 Sep 2008 02:02 AM
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francis_j
Australian Capital Territory, Australia

The C4 and C6 transmissions are equipped with an adjustable vacuum diaphragm assembly. A similar adjustable diaphragm has been released for service with the FMX transmission. However, the FMX service diaphragm is not interchangeable with that used on C4 and C6 models.The vacuum diaphragm assembly has an adjusting screw in the vacuum hose connecting tube. The inner end of the screw bears against a plate which in turn bears against the vacuum diaphragm spring. All readings slightly high or all readings slightly low may indicate the vacuum unit needs adjustment to correct a particular shift condition.
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francis
drivenwide.com

Posted 26 Sep 2008 06:56 AM

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