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This is related to Hondo's issue but more general for all transmissions, both before and after Transmission Unit: CT9899.
According to my manual, before that baseline unit, the correct force for 3rd/4th was different than for Reverse. After that Unit Number, the correct pull force for Reverse and 3rd/4th was 26 to 28 lbs. I can't find what the correct force would have been for the setup for the older units, but I guess the answer is to pull the spring and ball and replace both with the plunger and short spring but I'm still curious.
According to my manual, before that baseline unit, the correct force for 3rd/4th was different than for Reverse. After that Unit Number, the correct pull force for Reverse and 3rd/4th was 26 to 28 lbs. I can't find what the correct force would have been for the setup for the older units, but I guess the answer is to pull the spring and ball and replace both with the plunger and short spring but I'm still curious.
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