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Gear lever has big play selects 3rd and 4th gear only

Has a rod system with linkage at bottom of gearbox which is loose

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Sounds like your halfway there .the linkage is probably worn or has come apart needs puttung back together get workshop manual to help

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My 1994 international is stuck in 1st gear but shifter is in neutral
When a manual transmission does that it means something has broken, worn out, worked loose...

If checking any external linkages does not reveal the fault it will be necessary to search inside the gearbox.
Broken selector fork isn't unusual or the pin or bolt holding the fork to the selector rod...

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I had new clutch fitted 3 weeks ago now the gear stick has gone loose and I only have 3rd and 4th gear
Sounds like one of the rods between the gear lever and gearbox has become detached. One rod transmits the forward-backward motion, the other left - right, with the "natural" bias keeping the lever in the 3rd / 4th gear plane - hence why you've only got 3rd and 4th gear.

You should have some guarantee from the company that fitted the clutch so contact them to sort it out.

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I have currently got a peugeot 407 but it seems that my gear linkage as either come loose or needs replacing. I can manage to get the gear 1,3 and 5 can anybody help me please
If you're lucky it's the bottom bushing of the side link bar that is either worn out and loose or it has snapped completely - known problem, replace all the linkage bars.
If you're unlucky it's the lever inside the gearbox that has failed - it will be cheaper to replace the entire gearbox with a second hand one than to try to repair it.

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An effective way to check for play in the steering linkage or rack-and-pinion mechanism is by the dry-park test. With the full weight of the vehicle on the front wheels, have someone move the steering wheel from side to side while you examine the steering system for looseness. Start your inspection at the steering column shaft and work your way to the tie-rod ends. Ensure that the movement of one component causes an equal amount of movement of the adjoining component.

Watch for ball studs that wiggle in their sockets. With a rack-and-pinion steering system, squeeze the rubber boots and feel the inner tie rod to detect wear. If the tie rod moves sideways in relation to the rack, the socket is worn and should be replaced.

Another way of inspecting the steering system involves moving the steering components and front wheel BY HAND. With the steering wheel locked, raise the vehicle and place it on jack stands. Then force the front wheels right and left while checking for component looseness.

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I installed a muncie m20 tranny in my 72 camaro and thought the shft rods were set ..but turns out 1st gear was in the 2nd gear position i tried flipping rod paddles upside down now gears are locked up...
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They note that if the tranny is 68 Camero Muncie the shift rods need to be shortened 3 complete turns of the lock nut.
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How do you know if the gear box is gone on a peugeot expert van? The gear shaft is gone all loose and i can't get it to go into gear. I haven't had any problems recently with the gears and there was no...
Could but just the gearbox selector rod has come loose a local garage may be able to fix problem within half an hour without removing or replacing gearbox and should only cost very little.
If there was not major bang then i doubt any gearbox trouble it will just be a simple linkage issue.

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