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Part ID help needed. Gottlieb The Games. Outhole Kicker Bushing

By Steve-in-CT

10 years ago



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#1 10 years ago

Picked up a nice The Games pin that has an issue with the outhole kicker. The white bushing in the picture is worn and loose. The coil can't push the ball into play. Can anyone ID the bushing? I called PBR, but they sent a bushing that was too big. To their credit, I didn't send this picture. I was hoping to ID it before calling back. Thanks.

Steve

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#3 10 years ago

Steve,

I doubt that the bushing is the primary cause of the problem.
Remove the plunger and shine it up with very fine sandpaper. Make sure it isn't "mushroomed" at the end.

Install a new coil sleeve.
Make sure the pivot points move freely.
No lube necessary or advised.
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#4 10 years ago

That nylon bushing is part of another part called a ball striker arm. 1987 Gottlieb parts manual pg.11, item #4, part# 18354. I agree with Chris, you should be able to clean it up without replacement.

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#5 10 years ago

Thanks guys.

Steve

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