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2" BL installed - shifter problems... #570951 02/20/05 03:08 AM
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 59
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AZTBob Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
got it installed and my truck wouldn't shift. The lever was hitting the
metal bracket that goes around the rubber boot. The bracket could be modifed but I think I would have to hack out the whole center section and the rubber boot I think would still feel like it's beeing stretched - because it is, it's 2" higher and the lever throw is further than what it was. So what should I do to fix this? Any ideas?

Thanks
TBob


TBob
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Re: 2" BL installed - shifter problems... [Re: AZTBob] #570952 02/20/05 06:30 PM
Anonymous
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from what i have heard the shifter lever might need to be extended
you know cut the lever and add a peice in

Re: 2" BL installed - shifter problems... #570953 02/21/05 05:16 PM
Joined: Feb 2004
Posts: 1,042
CraShYota Offline
Body Damage is Cool
spend 50 bucks and get a short throw shifter...


Welding and Fabrication Engineer
2003 taco V6 ext cab sr5
1988 Toyota Pickup V6(totaled)
Re: 2" BL installed - shifter problems... [Re: CraShYota] #570954 02/21/05 08:33 PM
Joined: May 2004
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YOTA88 Offline
Mudrunner
what X said. i had the same problem with mine. i cut out the center section of the metal bracket like you mentioned and it did allow the shifter into position but it streched the boot so much that i kept tearing them. once i extended the shifters it all went away.


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