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RE: nv3500 shift fork - 12/11/2007 11:55:10 PM
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Chevy Lover
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I just spotted this post. Could you take a couple of pics a little farther away to show the entire transmission?
Also, are there 2 holes on the shift shaft where that pin could go?
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RE: nv3500 shift fork - 12/12/2007 12:20:14 AM
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There is only one hole there but were the actual shift handle goes there are 2 holes.
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RE: nv3500 shift fork - 12/14/2007 3:15:20 AM
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kome on I need help, I miss my truck.
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RE: nv3500 shift fork - 12/14/2007 5:22:48 AM
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The biggest problem with something like this is that the documentation on this transmission sucks! I am sure that if I had ever disassembled one, I could lend a hand in this situation, but I have never touched the NV3500 transmission short of changing the gear oil.
I suspect your biggest problem is that you took it apart so long ago, then had to wait for parts. The more pictures you can take from varying angles will help, but without knowing what one looked like before things were taken apart makes this VERY difficult.
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RE: nv3500 shift fork - 12/14/2007 5:35:06 AM
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I suspect your biggest problem is that you took it apart so long ago, then had to wait for parts. The more pictures you can take from varying angles will help, but without knowing what one looked like before things were taken apart makes this VERY difficult.
Yah I have searched for countless hours for pics and what ever I could find with no luck. I couldnt even find a manual for this trans. When I was at school yesterday, I looked on Alldata to find a pic(already printed up proceedure of disassembly and reassembly with no luck) and found a pic but it doesnt help at all.
Here is one of the other pics with the problem circled, and an arrow pointing to were it is supposed to be.
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RE: nv3500 shift fork - 12/14/2007 6:32:26 AM
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Remove the rear most shift fork and take a picture showing the side of the transmission, the side that is to the bottom portion of the picture you just posted.
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RE: nv3500 shift fork - 12/21/2007 8:58:23 AM
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Actually what I meant was to remove the shift fork that is still on in those pictures so I can see what the other peice that is connected to the shift rail looks like on the under side. From those pictures, it looks as though the rear most fork is practically identical to the fork further inside the transmission...
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RE: nv3500 shift fork - 12/21/2007 4:11:41 PM
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the 1-2 and 3-4 are the exact same. Ill get more pics tonight
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RE: nv3500 shift fork - 12/22/2007 12:10:25 AM
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You must be going crazy man, 'cause I know I am! I've spent hours looking at the pictures and the only thing that looks funny to me is the reverse idler gear. (why is it cocked?)
I wish I could put my hands on it and feel what it is and isn't doing.
I haven't done a standard tranny in a lot of years and the few that I have done, I lined up all the parts and was very careful to make sure that everything stayed in order and facing the right direction.
I really wish I could be of some help.
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