<VV> VirtualVairs Digest, Vol 225, Issue 14
Mark Plucenik
markplucenik at verizon.net
Mon Oct 30 19:51:03 EDT 2023
I did that first thing today. I can get reverse , 1st and 2ed only. So I believe I dropped the shift fork.
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Well, before I would do anything else, I would disconnect the shift rod and using a small Phillips screwdriver inserted in the shifter at the transmission, I would try and run it through the gears. Remember, in the relaxed position, it is ready to go into third and fourth. Try that first. Then you will have a better idea as to whether or not you have the shifter forks properly installed.
Cliff Tibbitts
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> I am hoping someone out there can shed some light on my problem. My
> car is a 66 Corvair, 6 bolt Saginaw 4 speed transmission. The car had
> a 3 speed in it when I got it and I just switched it to the 4 speed.
> The 3-speed worked fine but the shifter was sloppy so I rebuilt the
> shifter tube with Clark's bronze bushing kit. That went fine, reamed
> the bushings for a proper fit.
> I inspected the used 4 speed trans before I installed it, removed the
> side cover, inspected all the gears, replaced the seals, and
> thoroughly flushed it. Everything looked good. It seemed to shift OK before the reinstall.
> With
> everything back together I cannot get 3rd or 4th gear. Reverse, 1st
> and 2 are fine but no 3rd or 4th . I've adjusted the linkage every
> way conceivable but can't get the last 2 gears. I did have the side
> cover off and I admit it a pain to get the 2 shift forks back in
> correctly. It appears it would be impossible to mix up the 2 forks as
> they are completely different and if the #3 / 4 fork slipped out on
> assembly I would have to think it would cause a racket and do damage
> when I ran it but no noise or alerts. The shifter is the correct one
> , # 3872875 65-69 4 speed, with the correct dimensions. Any
> suggestions or ideas are greatly appreciated.
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> Thanks, Mark
> Plucenik
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