poppet springs

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sixbysix
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poppet springs

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am after a couple of poppet springs for the shift shafts on my banjo axled gmc transfercase
anyone able to point me in the right direction?
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Re: poppet springs

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Hi Sixbysix,

Although their website does not list CCKW parts per se, I have had very good luck finding several hard to find parts from these guys. You just need to email them a request. The are located in the Netherlands.

https://www.wildenbergparts.nl/

Also, have had very good luck with Rex Ward in the UK:

http://www.dukw.co.uk/STOCK%20LIST%2015.htm

If you know the dimensions of the springs, you may be able to find a suitable replacement from McMaster Carr:

https://www.mcmaster.com/#springs/=1bkqdrs

I believe the TM gives the overall length and spring rate. Not sure about the diameter, but that should be easy to measure.

Lastly, gun shows are sometimes a good place to find various springs. I once needed the spring for the release handle in the hand brake. I happened to be going to a show that weekend, and poked through a bunch of parts on a table. I found one the exact size. The vendor I bought it from (who thought I must be working on an old rifle) was pretty amused when I told him that it was going into a 2-1/2 ton truck...

Best Regards....
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Re: poppet springs

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Hi mudflap - sounds good will give them all a try.
meanwhile if anyone else has heard of any ......
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Rex Ward had some for banjo axled GMC's - all good thank you very Much REX and Mudflap
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