Centering mechanism

pineyMember

I`d like to know how your ZFs behave... If I pull my shifter to the left, there is a fair amount of "centering force", (coming from the internal ZF compression spring on the right side, I´d presume, I have removed the detent mechanism at the shifter). All well there... However, if I pull the shifter to the right, it feels sloppy and does not want to center immediately, sometimes it even gets stuck a bit to the right.

Note that installing the detent I removed at the shifter, does not really help.

Do you have the same centering force left/ right? Does anyone know if the internal ZF springs are the same type/ rating on both sides, so to speak (they do have different part numbers)?

(The shifter in neutral is very well centered in the gate.)

Thanks/ Martin

7/20/172:17 PM

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