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Checking the Neutral
Gear-Shift Position
Service Interval: Every 100 hours
When performing routine maintenance and/or engine
diagnostics, shift the transaxle into N
machine has a N
EUTRAL
selector, which controls the neutral in the transaxle.
Perform the following steps to ensure that the neutral
shift lever operates the transaxle neutral correctly:
1.
Set the gear-shift selector to the N
position.
2.
Rotate the secondary clutch
it spins freely in the N
3.
Set the gear-shift selector to the F
position.
4.
Rotate the secondary clutch
it rotates the rear wheels.
5.
Set the gear-shift selector to the R
position.
6.
Rotate the secondary clutch
it rotates the rear wheels.
7.
If any of these tests fail, proceed to
the Neutral Gear-Shift Position (page
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EUTRAL
position on the gear-shift
EUTRAL
(Figure
66) to see if
position.
EUTRAL
ORWARD
(Figure
66) to see if
EVERSE
(Figure
66) to see if
Adjusting
48).
Adjusting the Neutral
Gear-Shift Position
1.
Loosen the jam nuts on the gear-shift cable and
adjust them as necessary
1. Shift lever
2. Spanner bar
2.
Test the gear-shift position by rotating the
gear-shift selector to the 3 different positions
and check to see if the shift lever
shifts properly when shifting the gears; refer to
Gear-Shift Lever and Gear-Shift Indicator (page
11).
3.
Verify that all of the positions are working
correctly by repeating the steps in
Neutral Gear-Shift Position (page
48
(Figure
60).
Figure 60
3. Gear-shift cable
4. Jam nuts
(Figure
Checking the
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