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Lost all gears shifting? 850

posted by  cardog on  Mon Jul 8 21:32 CST 2013
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True, and that is what worries me, (no gear grinding) The other thing I didn't mention is when looking at the shift action at the trans. the bushing is shot, but the selector fork moves what looks like a fair amount, 9not sure if that is enough or not to move the fork in the trans into moving it into gear)I am going to replace that first as that is easy. Using a solid brass bushing.
I do believe the axles went in right and if there is a problem ther then it is internal trans./clutch/throw out bearing which I am trying not to think about.

Could it be a traction control issue either electric or maybe a sensor? both?
Thanks for the input.






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