I GUESS the protrusion is simply attached to the
bar.
I gave it a knock directly onto the little lobe that =
is
pushing the ball in the reverse switch. The protrusion did not come off =
the bar,
but the lobe was flat after 3 or 4 hits, so it couldn´t push the =
switch.
The lobe had moved 90 degrees to the left. It did not turn on the bar =
but the
lobe had to come out there because I flatened it in its original =
position (since
metal does not disappear when hammering on it).
And the same works vice versa: make it flat and it =
will come
out somewhere else.
Man, I hate writing technical descriptions in =
english, forgive
me...
And: The shifter bar only fits in one =
position.
Raimund
Uhhh,
I thought the cam-shaped protrusion was PART of =
the
shifter bar -- are you implying that it is simply attached to the =
shifter
bar? When I tried to turn it with pliers, the other side of =
the bar
(where the shifter hooks to it) moved. Am I supposed to =
somehow
disconnect the shifter linkage first, and then try to turn it? =
Wouldn't that cause my 2 & 4 to change places with 1&3 =
?
:-)
Michael