Stiff gear shifter (auto)

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Kwales
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Stiff gear shifter (auto)

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Hi, Over the last couple of weeks my gear shifter has got very stiff to use and eventually the dash lights have gone out of sequence and I find it harder to find neutral or Park to start the engine.
Somebody on the UK forum posted this link to your forum, so I checked it out and its spot on, the same fault,
http://www.delica.ca/forum/auto-shifter ... tml#p59394

This seems to be the only two accounts of this happening that I can find, So I'm trying to get my module off, see photo taken from the above link.
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but is solid, and I don't want to force it to much until I know what holds it on. I've taken the nut off the shaft and the 2 bolts that hold the metal bracket at the back, now should the module just slide off the centre shaft or have I missed something.

Thanks Ken.
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Re: Stiff gear shifter (auto)

Post by TardisDeli »

Hi Ken, how is your problem, any resolution yet? I don't suppose it was a simple thing such as spilt a bottle of sticky pop or cocoa while driving and it gummed up the shifter knob and trickled into the wiring? Cheers, Christine.
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Re: Stiff gear shifter (auto)

Post by Kwales »

Hi, the module in the picture had seized up, I've got a spare lined up but for now I've took it off but left it connected and cable tied it to the side of the tranny, Then wired in a temporary keyswitch straight to the starter motor soleniod, so now the dash lights always in drive and I don't have the reverse bleep and I presume no reverse lights, but aleast I'm still mobile till I pick up the replacement.

Thanks Ken.
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