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W6 still stuck in reverse !
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Posted by Rob Johnson on February 16, 2004 at 22:25:13 from (203.87.8.34):
By welding a piece of scrap to the bolt holding the gearlever I got it out ok , and yes , the end of the gearlever was VERY worn , probably only 2/3 the size of the AW6 I have to replace it.
The selector groove for 1-R is also worn , particularly on the back side.
I managed to align the AW6 , no troubles , but this one is a whole new ball game !.
The 3-4 is right , 4-5 is a bit forward , 1-R is well forward , but I can't move any of them !.
I have the nearside wheel off the ground , my "better half" is moving the wheel for me , but no go !.
Should I concentrate on getting 4-5 right first ?, will that make the 1-R selector free up some ?.
Any helpful suggestions gratefully received !.
Rob J.
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