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#931046 03/27/2013 8:33 PM
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Yesterday, the Powerglide transmission in my 1966 C-10 did not engage in the PARK position, and rolled into a ditch. Fortunately, the truck sustained no damage, but it nearly hit a utility pole.

It has not engaged in PARK a few times before, but it has happened infrequently.

Is this likely to be a linkage problem, or is it the parking pawl assembly?


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Either the detent is flawed/worn or the shifter down-rod may be out of adjustment. With the keeper on the shifter down-rod loosened, put the transmission pivot and the shift indicator in P. If it holds in P, tighten the shifter down-rod keeper. If not, be sure the pivot assembly is not turning, independent of the pivot shaft, going into the transmission housing.


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