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So I was in the last 50km of a trip and my reverse stopped working. I've seen the videos about re-clocking the actuator, but mine doesn't sound like it's even trying to shift. Any suggestions? Is there a fuse?
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Ok, it is trying to shift. When I hit it this time, it ground the gears with the throttle. I'l have to start tearing into it this aft and see if the gear on the actuator us pooched.
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Is there any way I can get the actuator to cycle while the engine isn' running?
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Take off the actuator and see if you can shift it with channel locks. It could be the actuator isn’t fully moving.
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I'l try thanks.
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