Side play on shift rod lever
#11
07-25-2014 | 08:08 PM
#12
07-26-2014 | 08:40 AM
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From: Shorewood IL
$225 plus S&H is kinda steep...
I was having the same issue with mine. The bolt that secures the lever to the spline had bad threads at the place of contact with the spline, I would assume from coming loose and vibrating. I replaced the screw with a new one from the dealer, used a little loc tite. So far, so good.... $1.50 for the screw
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07-26-2014 | 12:03 PM
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From: Western South Dakota
$225 plus S&H is kinda steep...
I was having the same issue with mine. The bolt that secures the lever to the spline had bad threads at the place of contact with the spline, I would assume from coming loose and vibrating. I replaced the screw with a new one from the dealer, used a little loc tite. So far, so good.... $1.50 for the screw
I was having the same issue with mine. The bolt that secures the lever to the spline had bad threads at the place of contact with the spline, I would assume from coming loose and vibrating. I replaced the screw with a new one from the dealer, used a little loc tite. So far, so good.... $1.50 for the screw
For that kinda ching it should never ever have any issues!!
#14
07-26-2014 | 12:27 PM
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From: CT
$225 plus S&H is kinda steep...
I was having the same issue with mine. The bolt that secures the lever to the spline had bad threads at the place of contact with the spline, I would assume from coming loose and vibrating. I replaced the screw with a new one from the dealer, used a little loc tite. So far, so good.... $1.50 for the screw
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