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The trans. stays reverse no matter what gear you put it in

I shifted the trans from high forward to reverse at a complete stop at an idle when I shifted back into forward it stayed in reverse. the linkage moves into the trans. so I do'nt think it is the linkage

PS I did not find a utv section so maybe this will get to someone that can help

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It may be a shift fork or a synchronizer stuck Try running it around alittle in reverse and see if iy helps. good luck

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