I keep chewing up rod ends on my 60 series drag link. One or both. Wheels are balanced and box is tight. Ends on the tie-rod are fine. Any suggestions?
Also, different vehicle, BJ70 can't select 5th gear, just can't find it even when the car is not running. The rest of the gearbox is good although the selector is sloppy. Easy fix?
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60 series steering problem & can't find 5th gear
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Re: 60 series steering problem & can't find 5th gear
try replacing the rubber bush under the shifter with one out of another box mick and see how it goes, the blue circle shaped one sometimes has a bell shape on it too if its newturbo4t wrote:I keep chewing up rod ends on my 60 series drag link. One or both. Wheels are balanced and box is tight. Ends on the tie-rod are fine. Any suggestions?
Also, different vehicle, BJ70 can't select 5th gear, just can't find it even when the car is not running. The rest of the gearbox is good although the selector is sloppy. Easy fix?
xxxx wrote:
if the blue ring doesn't fix it, bad luck basically; because the H55F is basically a H42 with an overdrive gear slapped into the extension housing, the shift linkage is far from direct for 5th gear. it's a box out, top off job to fix it, and even then it's a bit hit and miss; if the 5th gear dog and sunchro are worn, or there is bearing wear and slop in the mainshaft, even if you can find 5th gear, it can just pop right back out again.
as for the rod ends, too much lift making them bind? are you using chitty chinese ends?
as for the rod ends, too much lift making them bind? are you using chitty chinese ends?
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