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no reverse how to adjust link 49 chrysler fluidmatic


gregchrysler

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Help  !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!    cant get reverse  to work    car  has never been on road==  tranny gone through and said it was  ok   $4000.00

?selector  rod  ???     place in neutral    adjust  ??      Help  me     all other gears  work    =  10 weight sae  nd motor oil for tranny  fluid

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Adjustment of gearshift linkage according to factory manual. The adjustment is made under the hood where the shift rods attach to the levers coming out of the column.

Adjustment of the gear shifter control rod between the steering column and transmission is made as follows.

1) Loosen stud nut on upper lever at lower end of steering column,

2) Make certain that transmission gears are in neutral position and that gearshift lever is set at a horizontal position. then tighten lock bolt.

 

Adjustment of the gear selector rod is made as follows.

1) Make certain that the gears in the transmission are in the neutral position.

2)Loosen lock nut on selector rod at bottom of steering column, then tighten nut until all play is removed from rod, and back nut off 1/2 turn for clearance.

3) Tighten lock nut.

 

Not in the manual but you might want to check for wear, loose bushings etc before you do the adjustment.

Edited by Rusty_OToole (see edit history)
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The reverse adj. on early M-6 1949 -50 Chrysler transmissions can be located either at the transmission shifter cover of at the shift rod at the fire wall...

If you over adjust too much one way or the other you will not be able to get reverse or too far the other way no forward....just remove the excess slop in the rod... no more.1698567792_M-6ReverseAdjBoltandlocknut.thumb.JPG.b42a80c01d9b3bb5bb385d4fba81a0c5.JPG

Reverse Adj Locations 1949-50 Chrysler.JPG

M-6 Trans Reverse Adj Bolt.JPG

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