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WD 45 shifing lever looseness

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GH

05-02-2002 14:10:14




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Would a new shifting lever and pins likely help looseness if the tower looks good?




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DJ

05-04-2002 07:12:54




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 Re: WD 45 shifing lever looseness in reply to GH, 05-02-2002 14:10:14  
Pay close attention to the condition of the socket in the tower. We find that they get worn to the point that the lever hits the rails in the trans. If thats the case, then shiming the up and down play won't help.



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Bryan Smith

05-03-2002 12:56:49




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 Re: WD 45 shifing lever looseness in reply to GH, 05-02-2002 14:10:14  
Maybe, but at $106.00 (what I paid for mine) you may want to make sure first....! Got a friend with a new one you could borrow for a few minutes? :-)



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David T (MO)

05-03-2002 09:49:22




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 Re: WD 45 shifing lever looseness in reply to GH, 05-02-2002 14:10:14  
Shimming out the shifter up and down play did more good for me.



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Mark/Ks

05-03-2002 04:57:01




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 Re: WD 45 shifing lever looseness in reply to GH, 05-02-2002 14:10:14  
If the shifter "twists", then the pins or ball groove are worn or both.. Once the Shifter is removed, be carefull not to drop a pin.. I replaced the pins on my 45 with the oversided pins. Had to take the shifter to machine shop to recut the grooves to a larger size. But there was still a lot of play where the pins sit. I believe the part number for the oversized pivot pin is 218859. Also, the Ball part of the shifter could be worn, which will cause vertical play. Part number for
the shifter washer is 207772. HTH

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Craig MO

05-02-2002 16:53:08




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 Re: WD 45 shifing lever looseness in reply to GH, 05-02-2002 14:10:14  
Yes it would but pay real close attention where pins go in the shift cover. They have a tendency to wear here and you can get oversized pins to correct this.



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