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1.
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Use a hexagon wrench to remove the following
shift detent plugs and lock ball from the transmission case: |
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Shift detent plug (1st and 2nd gears) |
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Shift detent plug (3rd and 4th gears) |
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Shift detent plug (5th and reverse gears) |
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Lock ball assembly |
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HINT:
Loosen plugs while lightly pressing the hexagon wrench to
prevent damage to the hexagonal hole. |
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2.
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Using a magnet hand, remove the spring seats,
springs and shift detent balls.
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Function of shift detent ball
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| When shifting gears, a spring pushes
the detent ball into the groove on the shift fork shaft. This assists in maintaining
correct gear-shift positioning while preventing jumping out of gear, and leads
to a feeling of restraint when shifting. |
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| Function of lock ball assembly |
| Prevents the reverse idler gear from
moving when the transmission is not shifted into reverse. |
