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901 transaxle help

I wanted to change the gasket under part #19 on the attached as it was weeping but now I can't figure out how to properly insert that fork back into the transaxle. Can anyone offer some help?


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Engage #16 into the shift rods and then insert#19 over it so it's captured.
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Engage #16 into the shift rods and then insert#19 over it so it's captured.
What John said. If you have the "dongle" #16 resting in the square recess in one of the shift rods #2 #1 #5, then the tines in the cover plate should span the dongle, and the cover plate line up properly with the case studs.
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Thanks for the replies. #19, does it go with the forks facing up or down? My recollection is up but I'm not sure now.
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Studs are offset, so only will go on one way.

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