I am not sure that my '67 C77 is shifting properly but I can't find any pictures or illustrations of where the cam (on the shift drum) and detent roller are supposed to be in each gear.
Has anybody seen such a thing?
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Transmission shift cam positions?
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LOUD MOUSE
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Re: Transmission shift cam positions?
If you can see the part which has the roller you can find neutral then count the area of the drum and when there is 1 on a side and 3 on the other you can figure the gear you will be in when you move the drum. ...............lm
DianneB wrote:I am not sure that my '67 C77 is shifting properly but I can't find any pictures or illustrations of where the cam (on the shift drum) and detent roller are supposed to be in each gear.
Has anybody seen such a thing?
Re: Transmission shift cam positions?
[/quote]LOUD MOUSE wrote:If you can see the part which has the roller you can find neutral then count the area of the drum and when there is 1 on a side and 3 on the other you can figure the gear you will be in when you move the drum. ...............lm
1 what? and 3 what?
Where is the roller in neutral?
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LOUD MOUSE
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Re: Transmission shift cam positions?
Do you have the clutch cover off?. ........................lm
Where is the roller in neutral?[/quote]
1 what? and 3 what?DianneB wrote:LOUD MOUSE wrote:If you can see the part which has the roller you can find neutral then count the area of the drum and when there is 1 on a side and 3 on the other you can figure the gear you will be in when you move the drum. ...............lm
Where is the roller in neutral?[/quote]
Re: Transmission shift cam positions?
[/quote]LOUD MOUSE wrote:Do you have the clutch cover off?. ........................lm
Not at the moment - trying to diagnose 'by feel' - don't want to pull the cover unless needed.
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LOUD MOUSE
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Re: Transmission shift cam positions?
The shift pattern is 1 down and 3 up
Have fun. ............lm
Have fun. ............lm
Not at the moment - trying to diagnose 'by feel' - don't want to pull the cover unless needed.[/quote]DianneB wrote:LOUD MOUSE wrote:Do you have the clutch cover off?. ........................lm
Okay, checked out my transmission and it is shifting properly but, since I split the case last week, I have lost my neutral switch. Everything is working down to the connector on the neutral switch wire but the switch isn't closing.
I can't find anything in the manuals about how the neutral switch is activated and the screws holding the neutral switch in place are VERY tight and will have to be broken free with a punch.
WHAT activates the neutral switch? What could cause it to stop working? (I really don't want to open the bottom end again!)
I can't find anything in the manuals about how the neutral switch is activated and the screws holding the neutral switch in place are VERY tight and will have to be broken free with a punch.
WHAT activates the neutral switch? What could cause it to stop working? (I really don't want to open the bottom end again!)