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Mark, this is the info I found,Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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There are bushings in the linkage for the shifter under the car at the shifter and at the trans. Those wear out or the retaining pin clip may have come off and pin got loose.
Sounds pretty "cut-and-dry" to me. You need to charge or replace the dead battery, and make sure your battery cables are CLEAN AND TIGHT and then check to make sure your alternator is charging correctly.
With reverse, 5th and 6th not available, I would suspect one or more of the shift cables are not properly connected, or anchored on the transmission. Are you sure that you got a 6 speed VR4 and not the 3000 GT 5 speed?
You will need to have this Checked out by a Transmission shop. Inside the Top of the Tranny are slots for the Gear Selection. If one of these Gears looses a Tooth, It will Not go into Gear and the Gear will need to be Replaced.
not sure on the set up of whether its rods or cables on this model for your gear linkages but sounds like one has either detached or broken which should be a relatively easy fix and not too expensive.Get a friend to move through gears while you look under to see whats moving and whats not.
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