Shifter Woes : Automatic Tilt Column
Shifter Woes : Automatic Tilt Column
Well to further add to my FRUSTRATION with Automobiles and NOT have it be MY FAULT:
I took the truck in to get 2 new rear tires 225/70R19.5, yep big truck tires. The shop gets them installed over lunch and I pay the bill $412.00 and go to leave. The Shifter has no Detents left in it, you can move the shifter from Drive to reverse and vice a versa by just flicking the lever.
I take it back and they stand around scratching their heads trying to figure it out. After an hour they decide I need to bring it back later so the can dissassemble the column and fix "the loose spring or clip" that dropped out due to "wear". ********! It worked when I pulled in and was broken when I picked it up.
I have located a used one, but its $100 and 75 miles away. Still unable to locate a good exploded parts view at the dealer. Any suggestions??
I took the truck in to get 2 new rear tires 225/70R19.5, yep big truck tires. The shop gets them installed over lunch and I pay the bill $412.00 and go to leave. The Shifter has no Detents left in it, you can move the shifter from Drive to reverse and vice a versa by just flicking the lever.
I take it back and they stand around scratching their heads trying to figure it out. After an hour they decide I need to bring it back later so the can dissassemble the column and fix "the loose spring or clip" that dropped out due to "wear". ********! It worked when I pulled in and was broken when I picked it up.
I have located a used one, but its $100 and 75 miles away. Still unable to locate a good exploded parts view at the dealer. Any suggestions??
Originally Posted by wannadiesel
The detent (AKA rooster comb) is in the transmission, not on the column. Drop the pan, you'll see what dropped off or broke.
I had a problem similar to this when I bought my truck. I would be making a left turn and the lever would just move into reverse. I ended up curing it by adjusting the lever that connects the column to the lever on the tranny. Another possiblity is that the spring and ball keeps the rooster comb in place has came out. This happened to a friend of mines gas burner.
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Originally Posted by Hot Rod 4
Another possiblity is that the spring and ball keeps the rooster comb in place has came out. This happened to a friend of mines gas burner.
Originally Posted by banzaitoyota
Does anyone know where I can view a diagram of this assembly, so I am not diving in blind?

In my mess, the comb part had worked itself loose on the shaft. That slack allowed the ball to pop out of place. Peening around the comb's mount fixed it right up.

Hope this helps.
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