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Old 01-28-2016, 07:27 AM   #1
30 a truck
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shift indicator

I need a picture of the correct flat plate linkage position on the column. Not the rod, the actual flat that moves the linkage. I took my column apart, cleaned, greased it all up, now the pointer is to the left of park when the flats are "locked" in at the end of the column. Is there an adjustment on the flats? I did a search, it showed 2 different locations. One the hump was past the top flat, the other was even with it. Which is correct?

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