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Old 06-01-2012, 09:08 PM   #4
james schaechter
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Default Re: jerico 3-4 shift arm lever issue

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Originally Posted by gmonde View Post
has anyone had any problem breaking the jerico shift arm ecentric that actuates the 3-4 shift fork ,, we have the shifter stops inplace ,, we are on the second one ecentric ,,,the bore in the trans case for the ecentric is not oblonged or enlarged ,,,the shift fork checks out good(not bent or distorted) this a new issue that surfaced and have many passes on the tranny with before with no issues ,the only change is the longer shifter dont know if the quality of parts is the issue please chime thanks gmonde
What model Jerico is it? Is it a DR4 or a DR4-4? i would take the 3-4 shift fork out and make sure that the groove that fits in the shift arm is not worn. That makes it hard to stay in adjustment. Also, the shift rails can be worn. It basically can be in one gear part way and you happen tp be strong enough and have enough leverage to break it, especially if you have a long shifter and long shift arms. I would suggest taking the top off with the shifter on and running it through the gears on the bench before you put it back in the car.
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