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gabriel

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Hi everyone

I am in the process of opening my gearbox and would like to know how can I determine if my gearbox is in neutral and when I put the gearbox back together how do I find neutral?
Your assistance is appreciated.
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Put the lever on the spline the shuffle the gears back to 1st and up one click and you will find the front and back shafts turn independently, that's neutral.


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