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Fred
Ok, your question required yet another trip to the garage, my wife asked if=
I got lost this time even though its only 20 feet from the computer.=20
Grabbed a center shift gearbox top cover and it would appear to be a relati=
vely easy job. Using the same switch that is used for the overdrive control=
, drill and tap the area opposite the OD switch so that the switch is depre=
ssed when the gearbox shifter is placed in reverse. That side of the shifte=
r area on the top plate is slightly less thick than the side that has the O=
D switch but should be adequate. The fiddly part is determining the best pl=
ace to drill the hole. A fully assembled gearbox with shifter in place shou=
ld make this decision easier. I have a photo of the location but the list i=
s iffy on photos.=20
Any thoughts from the list?
Perry
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