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Backcountryrenegade
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Joined: Fri May 15, 2015 10:28 pm
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Location: Elizabeth, CO
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 C4 linkage adjustment Hey guys! So I had the C4 rebuilt, and while it shifts beautifully the linkage needs adjustment. When it's in park it's not always "really" in park- i.e it will roll if I'm not careful. It also won't always start in park- have to shift it to neutral. Assuming it's a simple adjustment but I'm not a tranny guy by any means. Any tips would be helpful- thank you!
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| Wed Sep 02, 2020 9:17 am |
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Kinder
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Location: Parker, CO
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C4 linkage adjustment Stock column? If yes adjust the rod so the trans & column are both lined up for neutral, then minor tweaks from there for park & drive.
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| Wed Sep 02, 2020 10:04 am |
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mickphatmac
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Re: C4 linkage adjustment Exactly what Kirk said!
Loosen the nut at point A coming out of the transmission lever.
Adjust the column into Neutral and down below adjust your transmission into Neutral
Then tighten the nut back up and you should be ready to roll!
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