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Checking gear stick setting > < Removing and installing shift mechanism
6-speed manual gearbox 01E Four-wheel drive
Servicing shift mechanism for vehicles as of 05.99 to 11.00, ident. no. 8D-X-260 001 to 8D-1-100 000
Adjusting shift mechanism

Notes:

The following points are essential to ensure proper adjustment:

  • ◆ Moving parts of shift mechanism and transmission elements must be in perfect condition
  • ◆ Shift mechanism must move freely
  • ◆ Gearbox, clutch and clutch mechanism in perfect working order
  • ● Gearbox in neutral
 
A34-0118
  • ‒ Twist knob off gear stick.

Note:

Gear stick cover is removed together with centre console cover.

  • ‒ → Lift off centre console cover slightly -arrows A-.
  • ‒ Pull cover slightly to rear -arrow B- and then lift off entire cover assembly.
  • ‒ If fitted, lift out noise insulation over shift mechanism.
 
A34-0281
  • ‒ → Unscrew noise insulation for shift mechanism housing -arrows-.

 
A34-0274
  • ‒ Measure gap between body and shift mechanism.
  • ● → Gap -a- must be 43 mm
  • ‒ If this is not the case, gap -a- should be set as follows:
  • ‒ Slacken off bolt -arrow- for push rod.
  • ● Push rod/shift mechanism connection must move freely
  • ‒ Set dimension -a- by moving shift mechanism.
  • ‒ Tighten bolt for push rod to 25 Nm.
 
N34-1226
  • ‒ → Slacken off bolt -arrow- for selector rod.
  • ● Selector rod/shift mechanism connection must move freely

 
N34-1243
  • ● → Insert Allen key -A- (14 mm) between left lug -arrow 1- (in direction of travel) of ball stop and slanting side surface of ball stop -arrow 2- and hold in position.
  • ● Key must make contact over entire length of slanting surface -arrow 2-.
 
A34-0542
  • ‒ → At the same time, align gear stick such that it is slightly (7°) to rear.

 
N34-1226
  • ‒ → Tighten bolt for selector rod to 25 Nm.
    • ‒ In doing so, position of gear stick must not be altered

Checking gear stick setting > < Removing and installing shift mechanism