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Re: Popping out of gear
« on: Dec 13, 2004, 09:29:19 PM »
This is a very common problem.
It could very well be the seat and socket.
I invented a super duty seat and would replace both the seat and socket first.
It is listed in the transmission rebuilding section and costs less than the dealer part :thumbs:

To remove the trans handle shifter;
Carborated G54 trans--pull up on the handle boot and then push down on the double D handle retainer ring and turn it counterclock 1/4".
EFI W56 trans--pull up on the handle boot and remove the four 10mm head 6x1.00mm bolts.

If the seat and socket are good, then you may have a worn 1/2 fork and/or worn mainshaft bearing. With 220K, it sounds like a trans job might be next.

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