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posted on October 25th, 2016 at 12:52 PM
Have i blown the gearbox selector in this 091 gearbox?


Hi guys,
Im having a problem with my 76 bay, all of a sudden i can not select 1st gear. If you finally manage to find it after minutes of searching it will drive fine no crunching or grinding but its completely lost the h pattern.
Before you ask, all linkages and couplings are about 2000kms old, i have checked them all and they are still perfect with no play. The front grommet near the shifter is still there too.

Im lost, i just cant adjust the stop plate to get a smooth 2nd 3rd and 4th great either.

One odd think i noticed, after removing the gear skick, is the shift shaft meant to be facing up?mine is definately leaning to the left side of the car in neutral...




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posted on October 25th, 2016 at 12:57 PM



http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f175/bigkevo/Mobile%20Uploads/20161025_105109_zpskpeyjshl.jpg

This is a photo directly above the shift shaft from inside the cabin, showing the shaft rolled over to the passenger/left side of the car, is this normal?




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posted on October 25th, 2016 at 09:26 PM



I'd check the cage for the gearshift coupling. They have a tendency move where they are crimped together. I always put a couple of tack welds on them before installing. See if the grub screw looks vertical or offset to one side to tell



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posted on October 26th, 2016 at 12:58 AM



Ah no way, the coupling cage looked fine but the grub screw is definately offset from vertical....
I have already pulled the gearbox out this afternoon when it was probably the rear coupling shifting!!!
Ah well the gearbox has been putting up with 200hp for 5000kms so its due for a rebuild and a tall 4th albins gear,

Thanks for the help mate




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