Yes. If you look across the tranny, you will see an aluminum cap on the opposite side of the tranny. This cap houses the back up light switch. Remove this cap, and you get at the other side of the rod. if I remember correctly, there may be a C-clip inside there you need to remove, but thats it. Then the rod simply slides out. Z --- "Greenamyer, William L" <william.l.greenamyer@BOEING.COM> wrote: > Got a question for you transmission experts. Seems > that the shift rod on the side of my 1984GL, 4 speed > manual transmission has a worn spline interface to > the ball part which goes into the shift linkage. It > is possible to replace this rod without rebuilding > the transmission? Does the gear shift housing just > come off the end of the transmission? > > William
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