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#587199 10/28/2009 2:03 AM
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I just got the shiftbox back from Jim Carters, and installed it today. Seems as if I have something out of alignment, because 2nd and 3rd are easy to get, but 1st and reverse are hard to find. It just seems like I can't pull the shifter back towards me to find 1st. I did some adjusting on the rods from the trans, up and down, but only helped with 2nd and 3rd alittle. Does anyone have any other things to try? Thanks.

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No one has any ideas for me? I can't imagine that I am the only one that has ever had this problem. Of course, that is my luck with the things on this truck though.

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You should adjust the rods so that you can pull forward & back in neutral without without catching. You may have it mounted too close or too far back from the shift lever. There is a little room for adjustment in the coupler that mounts the shafts together. It's all a matter of getting the correct adjustments. Carters has a good tech. adviser if you can't get it right.


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Hey thanks George, I am going to try and move it a little and see if I can get it. If not I will definetly give Carters a call. Thanks again.


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