Shift linkage loose
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Shift linkage loose
Whassup? Well, today I'm pulling out onto the main road and as I shift into 2nd, there's alot of resistance and then there's none, the shifter just came all the way back. So there's no shift gates or anything. I was able to get the car in gear by pushing it all the way into the gear slots, and I drove home like that. In order to engage 1st,2nd,3rd...etc I have to push the shifter all the way in. There's a ton of travel between shifts, like the distance between 1st and 2nd is like huge since the shifter travels so far.
Anyway, I don't know jack about trannys and shift linkages, I have the car up on jacks right now, one on each front wheel. Can I tighten the shift linkage at home or should I bring it to a mechanic?
I tried searching for topics on how to tighten the shift linkage but no dice.
Anyway, I don't know jack about trannys and shift linkages, I have the car up on jacks right now, one on each front wheel. Can I tighten the shift linkage at home or should I bring it to a mechanic?
I tried searching for topics on how to tighten the shift linkage but no dice.
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Re: (91civicLX)
Here's a pic from a b16a1+Y1...
Last monday I replaced the shiftrod (number 15 on the pic) and my shifter is thight as a sixteen year old girl
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Re: (EE9)
Yup, the connector part at the very right of #15 causes my shifter to be very sloppy. i'll soon be replacing it as well. Also check into #14, the bushing. If its worn or cracked it can make it feel loose.
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