2002 Ford SVT Focus "gear shifting linkage disconnected" Questions

...mentioned gears. i believe the problem is internal with a wore out bushing. It sound like the gear linkage isn,t set up right, you wouldn,t always be able to engage a gear unless you rocked the

...shifting gears. The transmission bands that wrap around each gear to hold the gears in place are becoming loose, causing the gears to shift harshly. Both problems have been the biggest culprit when ...

...linkage and try to manually put transmission in drive gear ( make sure wheels chocked/park brake on ). If transmission goes into drive gear, suspect a shift cable or shifter assembly problem. If you ...

...gear shift while you see if the cable is operating propperly, if the linkage moves (as it should) then try shifting the transmission back and fourth by hand while the linkage is disconnected., If the ...

...gear out of park,just slides back and forth.Is this a linkage problem? Yes, most likely. The linkage needs inspection from the shift lever to the transmission. You may have to check under the vehicle ...

...linkage jounts). If lever @ trans moves then its a trans. internal prob. This happen to my aunts GMC yukon at I hop and the solution was a cable under the truck was disconnected and just needed to be ...

...till you get it right but if it was in park when you took it off take the linkage off move the trans gear selector to park and reconnect it where the old marks are and you should be O.K.LATER

...having trouble moving from park to any gear, but now it moves back and forth but won't shift into gear. Check the shift linkage/cable to see if it is broken, loose, disconnected, or

...gear. totally immobile.locked in park(wheels locked-no neutral).(floor)shifter stops at reverse and drive,but not neutral,d2,or d1-slides right past. trans? linkage? please help,i'm literally stuck. ...

gear. If this works then the linkage is probably out of adjustment. On the link cable there is typically a bolt in an oval shaped metal near the transmission shift lever. 1)Detach the shift cable from