This is taking more time than I thought for this one...which is good, but the prospects of this one coming out working is dim. Sneaking a peek ahead so as to plan the pictures and instructions, I noticed that the double exposure prevent linkage was not seemingly working. I did look for the common broken tab, but it was in good shape. Instead the problem was that the arm itself was stuck... in fact it was bent. The control arm from under the mirror box was not actuating it neither. Taking it apart, I found that it was placed in the wrong position. So, lots to document for you to see.
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