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Reverse shift with M41 Transmission 1800

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posted by  matt b on  Thu Nov 19 07:41 CST 2009
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if you pull your shifter boot off, you should see that the shift lever is held by 4 small bolts. There should be a reverse stop bar/plate that simply prevents the shifter from going that far over without the 'lift'.. that stop could be mis-adjusted, or bent, or just missing... but you'll be able to see when you get the shift boot off.. no need to remove the transmission as I recall.

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