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Shifting Problem
- Thread starter BigGuy66
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Chupaca
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Little checking..
I would start by checking that the linkage is tight on the shift shaft. Don't know the model but the GS, RS, RSS, ST all have single arm shifters not sure on the RT's. Make sure the arm is tight on the shaft. :spyder:also make sure the fluid level is up on the master cylinder. Once out of first if its low it still shifts nicely.
I would start by checking that the linkage is tight on the shift shaft. Don't know the model but the GS, RS, RSS, ST all have single arm shifters not sure on the RT's. Make sure the arm is tight on the shaft. :spyder:also make sure the fluid level is up on the master cylinder. Once out of first if its low it still shifts nicely.
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