Shift Mechanism, Adjusting: Notes
Special tools and workshop equipment required
- Connecting Pin T10027 A
The following is important to make sure the shift adjustment is correct:
The shift mechanism operating and transfer elements must work properly.
The shift mechanism must move freely.
The transmission, clutch and clutch mechanism must also be in proper working condition.
- Transmission is in neutral.
-- Pull the locking mechanism on the cable retainers for the shift and selector cables all the way forward in the -direction of arrow 1- and then lock it to the left in the -direction of arrow 2-.
Hold the gear shift shaft secure as follows:
-- Push the gear shift shaft in the -direction of arrow 1-.
-- While pressing the gear shift shaft down, rotate the locking pin -A- in the -direction of arrow 2- upward and simultaneously press it in until it engages in the gear shift shaft.
-- Remove the shift knob, boot and cover. Refer to SHIFT KNOB, BOOT AND COVER .
Hold the shift lever secure as follows:
-- Move the shift lever into neutral.
-- Install the connecting pin T10027 A through hole -A- and into hole -B-.
-- Now, turn the locking mechanism on the shift and selector cable retainers toward the right as far as the stop in the -direction of the arrow-.
The spring will push the locking mechanism into the starting position.
-- Turn the locking pin -A- back into the starting position in the -direction of the arrow-.
The locking pin -A- must be pressed out of the gear shift unit as far as the stop and it must face toward the rear.
-- Pull the connecting pin T10027 A out of the holes -A and B-.
-- Install the shift knob, boot and cover. Refer to SHIFT KNOB, BOOT AND COVER .
-- Make sure the shift lever moves easily.