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fourporche 08-31-2010 02:10 PM

914 2.0 Shifting problems
 
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I have a 75 2.0 I have had the car ONE year and cant figure out this problem
I can drive the car in 1, 2, 3rd but it seems to go in 4, and 5th but it doesn't actually go in gear !!and reduce rpms!!:eek:

If I go in and adjust the shift lever ( after several hrs)I can get 3, 4, 5 but no rev or 1st and second
I have level one tech ability I can put air in the tires!:D

I did buy a plastic piece for the rear bushing? but heaven knows ,, I have no idea or tools for that..
can some one help?
thanks
Dennis

racer 08-31-2010 04:26 PM

Sounds like a linkage alignment issue. All those crappy bushings do wear out. Its been too long since I adjusted the linkage, but I recall adjustments available at both the gearshift inside and at the transmission. Sounds like you are having trouble aligning it.

Dave at Pelican Parts 08-31-2010 08:37 PM

Check the 914 Shifting Improvements tech article available on this very site. You can go back to the main Pelican Parts page, look on the left side for 914, then under that Tech Articles. The page that takes you to has lots of good info, including an article with pictures on how to replace the shift bushings and how to adjust the linkage.

--DD

jess p 09-03-2010 08:01 PM

One easy and quick way to check for alignment of the shifting linkage is to access
the inspection plate between the seats just at the firewall. There you will see
a linkage adjuster. Loosen the nut just slightly so there is play.Place the shifter
in first.(Now I haven't drove my 914 for years as I'm restoring it but) the shifter
is pulled all the way to the rear in the first gate,then tighten the nut. If you still
don't have gears its time to replace the bushings at three critical locations.

tracer 09-20-2010 07:53 PM

My shifting deteriorated in 1 hour. Turns out the shifting bar joint bushing fell to pieces. (This is the joint that the shaft through the firewall attaches to.) PP did offer at one time but NLA so I made a set from bronze on my lathe/mill so these should never die.


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