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When trying to replace the motor coupler the shaft from the transmission recedes into the transmission. Does this mean something is wrong with the transmission? 

 

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We have no idea because we don't have a model number.

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Hello, 

I did watch the video, thank you. When I try to install the plastic piece on the transmission side I can not because the shaft is not long enough. I can pull it out with pliers but the shaft receeds back into the transmission. Any ideas as to why the shaft coming out of the transmission will not stay extended to accept the plastic piece? 
 
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3360629    will need this part to fix it if it is going back that far,  still well worth fixing in most cases    sears has it for $146

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Pretty much what I thought but wasn’t sure. Defiantly worth repairing.

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 Used to just replace but looks like it may be NLA you may bea boe to find one, but if not  then yes on above part

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