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Old 06-03-2006   #1
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Re: Stuck in 5th

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Holy fuck. I think you effed it bad man. The only thing I can think of is you broke the gear itself and a piece of 3rd gear is maybe holding it in 5th. I dont know much about trannies but it could be a shift fork too. Either way I think its time to pull that beast.
I dont think you know what your talking about really. There is no way you can really get a chunk out of 3rd gear, into 5th as there is a plate that seperates 5th and reverse from all the other gears. He has a broken shift fork for sure. Take the tranny out and apart and put a new one in and slap it back in.

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Old 06-04-2006   #2
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I dont think you know what your talking about really.
You are absolutely right! I've never had a tranny apart, or even seen on apart in person or in pictures. But I do remember reading about a guy that had stripped a couple teeth off a gear (3rd I believe) and the teeth were crunching around in there afterwards. My tranny illiterate brain thought that the gear itself broke into a bunch of pieces and they were now just floating around getting things stuck. My bad.
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