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M47 replacement: What to do while I'm in there 200 1991

posted by  Epic2112 on  Mon May 15 22:21 CST 2023
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Aha, I pulled the transmission this afternoon, and as soon as I got under the car to remove the shifter I realized what that notched pin was. The pins I'm after are #9 in this diagram. Those are much thinner and get noticeably worn out, which introduces a significant amount of slop at the shifter. Happily, as I started to dig through my parts stash, I found I have a pair of new ones. I must have ordered some extras the last time I swapped a transmission.

Thanks!






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