Diagnose Shift Linkage Issue
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Noodle Jr.
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Diagnose Shift Linkage Issue
So I am having some issues with my shifting. Weltmeister short shifter with Golden Rod. Left to right spring is not working when I push the shifter to the right. It won't spring back on its own.
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Hmmmm....bottom of shifter rubbing on the cover plate? No grease on the clamshell that goes around the torque tube (or whatever exists there on an 2wd)?
Did it suddenly get like that, or slowly get like that?
Did it suddenly get like that, or slowly get like that?
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Is there a way to test the side to side with the linkage apart? That way I can see if it is the linkage or internal problems.
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disconnect the shift rod from the shift fork.
The shift lever should then move around freely.
If it doesn't, the problem is in the shift box area.
Also, with shift rod disconnected, try to rotate the shift rod when in neutral.
It should spring back to center.
If it doesn't... then it's the trans
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hey dood...
disconnect the shift rod from the shift fork.
The shift lever should then move around freely.
If it doesn't, the problem is in the shift box area.
Also, with shift rod disconnected, try to rotate the shift rod when in neutral.
It should spring back to center.
If it doesn't... then it's the trans
disconnect the shift rod from the shift fork.
The shift lever should then move around freely.
If it doesn't, the problem is in the shift box area.
Also, with shift rod disconnected, try to rotate the shift rod when in neutral.
It should spring back to center.
If it doesn't... then it's the trans
Andreas
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