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#56044 02/04/2006 7:30 PM
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i am just about ready to pull the cab off the frame how do remove the shifter handle i didnt try yet do i have to unbolt the top of the tranny thanks

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yes Max, take the top right off the trans, the whole thing is a unit - make sure to cover it securely w/ a rag or plastic to keep all the flakey stuff out!!

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#56046 02/04/2006 10:05 PM
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thanks a lot

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the shifter handle will come out of the top of the tower. Its held down by two roll pin type things that come in from the side. if you push down on the ball and socket type deal and give it about an 18th of a turn counterclockwise it is spring loaded and will pop up..then you just pull it out. youll see how it works when you get it out.


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#56048 02/05/2006 4:29 AM
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I just found that if you use a rubber mallet and strike the top cap that Fatweed is talking about in a counter clockwise direction, while holding the cap down it will slowly turn enough to pop up. I did not find this out while my tranny was in my truck, so I just dropped the tranny to the ground and laid it on it's side and pulled that sucker out of there. Good luck.

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#56049 02/05/2006 10:23 PM
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thanks guys it worked and i didnt have to get greasy now i just need some muscle to lift the cab off

#56050 02/05/2006 11:55 PM
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A buddy of mine wants to trade me a 63 chevy truck for my 84 chevy truck, im thinking of doing this and the main question is would one of those richmond 4-speed trannys be a good swap into the truck it already has a five speed but i wasnt too sure of how good it is


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