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Super 55-I feel better today...Transmission Repair

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MCL

03-04-2007 08:01:40




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After a good night's sleep I feel better about the Super 55. I just have to remember this is a long term project, not something that will happen overnight. Anyhow, now I am in the transmission. It will not shift from the low range to the high range. The collar that is supposed to slide on the bottom shaft is stuck. I have had a big pry bar on it and it will not slide forward. I cannot figure out why it would be stuck. It has been setting in oil (albeit nasty oil). I have the shift fork removed and the shift rail moves freely. Anybody else run into this problem?

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Larry from md

03-04-2007 09:33:32




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 Re: Super 55-I feel better today...Transmission Re in reply to MCL, 03-04-2007 08:01:40  
If the collar is croked or pushed on one side they don't slide easy. If the shift fork is bent from being pulled too hard it will push the collar so its not strait and will lock up. You may have more wrong, but might just need to be straight.



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MCL

03-04-2007 11:30:57




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 Re: Super 55-I feel better today...Transmission Re in reply to Larry from md, 03-04-2007 09:33:32  
I have the shift fork removed. I know it isn't that. I can't get the collar to slide on the shaft with a pry bar. I don't want to take the shaft out because that requires removing the top shaft. I may have to anyway. Oh well, I just about got every other bolt out of this thing. What's a few more? I'm beginning to run out of places to pile parts.



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El Toro

03-04-2007 18:58:34




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 Re: Super 55-I feel better today...Transmission Re in reply to MCL, 03-04-2007 11:30:57  
Super 55 gave you some good advice on taking pictures and separating the parts you remove. You should take some notes make some sketches too.
You don't want to spend time trying to figure out where parts were removed. I always used cardboard boxes at home and I marked the box where the parts were removed from. If you remove
the parts for cleaning make sure all are returned
when cleaned. You will be glad you did. Hal

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1755

03-04-2007 17:08:47




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 Re: Super 55-I feel better today...Transmission Re in reply to MCL, 03-04-2007 11:30:57  
Can you get a bar on each side to pry evenly or maybe wiggle and have you tried to pry both whays or just one way also have you tried prying and taping with a hammer (carfull barings and shafts could be damaged if hit to hard or prying to hard)keep in mind I have not been in one of thes transmitions but have worked with some out of cars and trucks and some of them have tite toloranses and if something is off kilter it wont slide was there alot of water in the trans if it did not have a good shifter boot it would get water in there and maby it is rusted

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Super 55

03-04-2007 11:57:20




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 Re: Super 55-I feel better today...Transmission Re in reply to MCL, 03-04-2007 11:30:57  
If you have a digital camera take pictures to remember how to put it back. Put parts in baggies marked with a permanent marker. Also, go to ebay and get the shop manual on CD. Don't get too rushed... I have been working on mine for yearsssss sssss sssss .



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