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Correct vs. incorrect positions of shift rod on transaxle

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Correct vs. incorrect positions of shift rod on transaxle

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Correct vs. incorrect positions of shift rod on transaxle	Posted: Sat Oct 01, 2016 8:50 am Views: 35 Rating: Not rated

Comparing the correct (right) versus incorrect (left) positions of the shift rod when mounted on the transaxle. In both cases, second gear is engaged.

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