Reply to "Shifter lever support box Removal"

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I don't see how to can change the shift rod (I assume you mean the gear shift lever) without removing the shift box. I recently removed my shift box to clean it up and lubricate. You can see the snap ring that secures the lever. There is no reverse lockout, but there is the detent usually removed because it fights with the ZF detent. I marked the relationship of the u-joint to the shift rod before I pulled the box.

Hope this helps.

Ron

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