Reply to "4th and 5th Gear"

panterachrisMember

Have you prior to the drive changed any shift linkage components? I would check the following #1.) the rubber boot that surrounds the shifting shaft as it passes into the passenger compartment, this boot can get sticky and make the shifting of the car hard (like stiff or even pulling into 4th and 5th) and something like you are describing. It is easy to check from under the car, pull the bellows stile rubber back spray with W-D forty and retry the shift, the shaft should slide freely through the rubber boot. Water and or mud can cause this rubber boot to stick to the shifting shaft.

2/27/149:03 AM

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