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Jan 13, 2013 - Uploaded by James Burns
hi i have a 2004/05 misubishi lancer just recently the neutral light keeps blinking ... (2nd to 1 st gear ).i replaced atf and filter it does the same thing since ? bought ?t 3 ... having is driving with the overdrive on it won't shift when shift into 3rd gear it just ... I have a ls400 and my auto transmission shift hard when I ...
Aug 25, 2005 - 28 posts - 18 authors
My co-workers tell me I am just not shifting into 2nd gear properly, but I am making an effort to make ... When it won't engage in 2nd can you kick it up to 3rd OK & do the other gears engage OK? ... 25th August 2005, 13:05.
Transmission won't shift out of 2nd gear - Honda TRX Forums: Honda ...www.trx450r.org > ... > 450R Performance and Mods. > EngineDec 24, 2012 - Just rebuilt my 05, new crank and piston (it did not blow up). I didn't touch the gears or shift forks except to make sure they spun and were not.Won't shift out of 2nd. [Archive] - Chevy TrailBlazer, TrailBla
2nd gear is at the bottom of the shafts if the tranny is stacked in the mag side case. So it is controlled by the bottom fork. You should be able to shift it thru all the gears by turning the shift drum. Make sure as you shift the shafts stay all the way in the output shaft and idler shaft bearings. As you shift it, look for full mesh between the wheels(shaft that goes to the clutch) and the gears across on the output shaft.
If that all looks good, the shifter cluster(on the end of the shift drum, with the 2 dogs that engage the notched wheel on the end of the drum) may not be lined up properly. If the gears and shift drum are new, I'm thinking I'd look there first. Good luck!
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