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Re: 966 shifting fix
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Posted by Aces on March 03, 2003 at 16:08:22 from (205.187.80.166):
In Reply to: 966 shifting fix posted by Wade on March 03, 2003 at 11:55:02:
I thought some one would answered by now. But here goes it has been along time. But you can do the range trany by taking of the deck and the range cover and the left side plate to get at the reverse fork that plate is the longer one by the left brake with the 1/2" cap screws. You can get the cover with out the side plate off but better to put back on with side plate off. the speed tranny cover is the one I don,t remember as well. (I think you have to take the steering suports off to get the cover off). You can tell by the 3/8" screws because if I remember right they are 2 2-1/2" long and go down through the cover. There should be some rollers under the covers that brake some times. Hope I have helped. good lock.
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