1. Pressing the locking pin
2. After moving the gear shift lever, the locking pin should return to its original position
The mechanism is adjusted via a clamp bolt that secures the gearshift rod to the transmission control rod. The bolt is located on the rear of the transmission in front of the engine compartment bulkhead and is accessible from above on most models.
1. Loosen the shift rod clamp bolt, but do not remove it completely.
2. In the car, remove the gearshift lever protective cover. Secure the gearshift lever by inserting a steel rod or a 5 mm drill bit into the hole located on the left front side at the base of the lever.
3. Lock the gear selector mechanism by pressing the spring-loaded locking pin located on the gear selector mechanism cover (see Fig. Location of the gear selector mechanism locking pin).
4. After securing the gear shift lever and gearbox, tighten the gear shift rod clamp bolt in several steps.
5. Remove the locking rod from the gear shift lever and check the operation of the gear shift mechanism, and the gear selector mechanism locking pin should automatically return to its original position when the gear shift lever is moved.
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