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Old 04-04-2011, 11:56 AM   #1
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Shift Linkage Question

My Nomad slips out of second gear when gas is applied, and I've been investigating alternatives to the bad news of a bent shift fork.
Macmac suggested making sure that the shift linkage was adjusted properly - and it was.
I am wondering if the shift linkage may have been damaged when I did a fairly violent low-side slide into a high-side flip in Custer at the regional rally two years ago. There isn't anything visually evident, but what do you much more mechanically knowledgeable members think about this possibility?
I bought a replacement shift linkage on eBay, and was thinking of getting it installed to see if it helped. How complicated is this to do - I would be getting a mechanic to do it for me.
My thinking here is that everyone says if anything is out of whack, it will show up in second gear because that is the most difficult gear to shift into...
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