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Gear selection mechanism:installation overview
   
Gear selection mechanism:installation overview
  Note
Lubricate the support points and contact surfaces with polycarbamide grease → Parts catalogue.
1 - Securing washer
q   removing and fitting → Fig.
2 - Bush
3 - Compression spring
4 - Bush
5 - Torx bolt
q   5 Nm
6 - Plug
7 - Bearings
8 - Damper
9 - Gear lever guide
10 - Damping ring
11 - Seal
q   Between protection housing and floor
q   Self-adhesive
q   Stick it onto the protective cover
12 - Gear stick
13 - Hexagonal nut
q   25 Nm
14 - Threaded pins
15 - Damper
16 - Lever protection box
17 - Bearing bush
18 - Support bolt
19 - Guide sleeve
20 - Compression spring
q   Installing → Fig..
21 - Selector bracket
22 - Torx bolt
q   5 Nm
23 - Lower plate
q   To disassemble, open the tabs
q   replace
24 - Securing washer
25 - Selection control cable
q   Connects to the selector bracket
q   Installation position → Chapter
26 - Gearchange control cable
q   Fit into the gear lever guide
q   Installation position → Chapter
27 - Bearing bush
q   Fits in only one position
28 - Securing washer

   
Removing and installing securing washer
–  To remove and install securing washers, pull the gearshift lever in the direction of arrow -A-, and at the same time press downwards on the spacer with a screwdriver in the direction of arrow -B- all the way downwards.
  Note
t  Do not tilt the spacer when pressing it. Access must be available to the groove in the gear lever where the securing ring is seated. Loosen the spring carefully.
t  The groove in the gear lever where the securing ring is seated must be in sight.
t  Loosen the compression spring.
  V34-2958
Fitting compression spring
–  Install the spring so that end -A- is under the pivot -arrow-.
–  Then pull the end -B- upwards until it fits into the upper part of the pivot -arrow-.
  E34-0146

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