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#699688 11/30/2010 9:18 PM
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Transmission, stock 3 speed, rebuilt, and adjusted. Took the truck out for the a first run and the transmission runs fine but at some point the shift becomes jammed when down shift at a stop, to the point I have to get out and move the 2/3 gear linkage to neutral whereupon I am able to shift it again. Later at some point it will jam again and I have to do the same. What is the problem, is it linkage adjustment, either under the hood or the column or something else? Thanks for your help


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it's adjustment and likely slop caused by wear inside the shift box on the lower column - should open that up and clean it up, make sure the notches are not worn and the spring is sound - you prolly changed things a bit with the trans R&R - see here and the next few pics

also note that as it ages the setup is prone to that problem if you're sloppy going thru the H pattern, don't "cut the corners"

Bill

Last edited by squeeze; 11/30/2010 10:06 PM.

Moved over to the Passing Lane

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Bill covers it pretty well, here's another write up on it...

Last edited by magfarm51; 12/03/2010 9:06 PM.

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