Subject	The good thing (if indeed your problem is a broken
Posted by	JMartz on May 28, 2013 at 10:11 AM
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In Reply To	Try this posted by charleyd on May 27, 2013 at 07:25 PM
Message	shifting fork) is that not special tools, sleeves, pullers or a press will be required. This is as simple a transmission fix as there is. While you are in it though, a fresh set of brass synchronizers would be indicated. Fresh oil and a clean magnetic debris catcher as well as a gasket or two and new RTV gluings. Have fun. Great time to do it if you do not have a heated garage.
Follow Ups	Shift fork replacement - Kurt(Miami) 12:46:12 05/27/13 Try this - charleyd 19:25:38 05/27/13 The good thing (if indeed your problem is a broken - JMartz 10:11:18 05/28/13 LOL. You need to disassemble the entire thing to replace - ZXoltan 12:30:18 05/28/13 That is true if you he goes past the fork. (n/m) - JMartz 06:59:46 05/29/13 Re: Shift fork replacement - charleyd 20:29:55 05/29/13
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