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My shifter is stuck...

Long story short, I pulled my console out a couple of days ago and was pulling the shifter around while doing it, and when I finally got the console out the right way, the shifter is jammed up now.


I have a 1980 635csi Euro with the dogleg trans. I seems to be stuck in the forward left gear, which I'm not familiar with yet, as I just acquired the car. I tried rocking the car while wiggling the shifter, but it didn't help.


What can I do?

Thanks,
Cale

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IS this a manual or automatic?
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It is the close ratio manual box.
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And you cant pull it down?

I would check all the linkage to make sure that nothing is caught in there, preventing it from moving.
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I got under the car and there is nothing touching the linkage that looks out of place... I can't figure it out....
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Did you check all the joints to make sure they are not siezed?
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They don't appear to be...I had rowed through the gears several times before that to see what it felt like. I did find out though that the previous own had installed a short throw shifter, if that makes a difference.

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That may be the problem...

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