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3010 SYNCRO SHIFT

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BRAD B

09-17-2004 10:45:29




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My 3010 seems to shift hard. I have taken the shift lever apart and cleaned it. put it back together with some lube. The bushing was OK as I remember and its not sloppy at the shifter. Is there something else I can do? I know it 44 years old but can I get it to shift better?




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msb

09-17-2004 21:48:53




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 Re: 3010 SYNCRO SHIFT in reply to BRAD B, 09-17-2004 10:45:29  
I assume you have adjusted the linkage to where the shift lever hits the exact center of each shift slot?
The 2010 uses a ball,spring and cup set up in place of the detent used on the 3010 and 4010.The 2010 ball,spring and cup can be used on your 3010 and will make it a little easier to shift if the shifter is worn pretty badly.The 3010 and 4010 detents tend to wear a groove in the shifter over the years and since the ball has a larger contact area it doesn't get hung up on the groove.

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G-MAN

09-17-2004 15:32:21




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 Re: 3010 SYNCRO SHIFT in reply to BRAD B, 09-17-2004 10:45:29  
Start by adjusting the clutch. If the clutch is hanging up some, the synchronizers have to take the load of stopping the gears on the top shaft during shifting and that will increase the effort needed to shift. You might also try unhooking the shift linkage at the cams on the side of the trans and see how freely they move by themselves. There could be some internal problems on the top shaft or cams as well.

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