You're a big friggin help! ;) ROFL!LOUD MOUSE wrote:Take it off and look at it.
The answer is there. ..............lm
Transmission shift cam positions?
Re: switch
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Re: switch
You can bet I am.
How do you think I learned how things work.
The answer I gave is to the point as if you don't have continuity YOU WILL REMOVE IT!. ..............lm
How do you think I learned how things work.
The answer I gave is to the point as if you don't have continuity YOU WILL REMOVE IT!. ..............lm
DianneB wrote:You're a big friggin help! ;) ROFL!LOUD MOUSE wrote:Take it off and look at it.
The answer is there. ..............lm
The switch is operated by a slotted extension of the shift drum (cam).
As the drum rotates it turns a brass contact inside the neutral switch.
Once you have released the two screws, you can pull the switch apart to check / clean it.
G
As the drum rotates it turns a brass contact inside the neutral switch.
Once you have released the two screws, you can pull the switch apart to check / clean it.
G
DianneB wrote: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!)
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'66 Matchless 350 '67 CL77
'67 S90 '77 CB400F