Pdub24
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- February 19, 2014
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- City, State
- Pensacola Florida
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 1993 Ford Ranger 4.0 RWD
So I have had the ranger for about a month now and have rebuilt the top end of the motor, replaced power steering pump, fixed starter issues and replaced a bunch of vacuum lines. And just when I thought I would be able to start doing fun stuff with it my reverse gear **** out on me....
Its the M5R1 and I never checked the reverse gear when I bought it. It worked for about two days then it wouldn't slide in the first time. I texted the seller and he told me to "double clutch and grind the **** out of it." Well as I am sure you have guessed a few times of doing that and it is gone now.
All it does is grind when you press the clutch and pull it back. The stick won't slide into place
Things I have tried so far:
Rocking the truck slowly back and forth with the motor off to try and get it to fall in reverse.
Double clutching and grinding the **** out of it.
I am an E3 in the military so "buy a rebuilt transmission" isn't really my go to....
I feel like it might be shift linkage or a bent shift fork. Has anyone had this issue? any and all help would be greatly appreciated!!
Its the M5R1 and I never checked the reverse gear when I bought it. It worked for about two days then it wouldn't slide in the first time. I texted the seller and he told me to "double clutch and grind the **** out of it." Well as I am sure you have guessed a few times of doing that and it is gone now.
All it does is grind when you press the clutch and pull it back. The stick won't slide into place
Things I have tried so far:
Rocking the truck slowly back and forth with the motor off to try and get it to fall in reverse.
Double clutching and grinding the **** out of it.
I am an E3 in the military so "buy a rebuilt transmission" isn't really my go to....
I feel like it might be shift linkage or a bent shift fork. Has anyone had this issue? any and all help would be greatly appreciated!!