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Old 09-25-2006, 02:32 PM
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Shift linkage question

Here's the situation on the new SVX. The shift cable from the shifter to the tranny seems to be broken internally somewhere. I'm thinking this happened due to the tranny seems to be stuck in first gear and somebody was trying to force it into park. I've been trying to get the shift mechanism on the tranny to move and it won't budge. What would cause this? Is there something destroyed internally? The guy I got it from said he took it to auction working fine and when he got it back after nobody bought it, It was broken.
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Old 09-25-2006, 04:37 PM
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OK, I got the shift linkage to go up to Park. It will only seem to ratchet through P R N D though. I can't get it any lower now. I'll put on a new shift cable this weekend and see what happens.
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