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gotta get on it with a pin punch and beat the crap out of it. heat it lightly with mapp gas or oxyacetylene, just be careful, that is aluminum hehe.
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damn it... looks like Im gonna have to take it to someone with the proper tools, because I sure as hell dont have them...
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see now only if there was a way to drive something through the hole so I can be able to shift, because sadly I dont have another car that I can temporarily drive...
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kind of a halfassed fix, but get a good quality pin punch thats snug in the hole, drive it through, leave 1/4" or so on either side of the arm, then break the punch off and bend the ends up to lock it in. hehe. We are neon owners dammit, we are the masters of ghetto engineering!!!
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^ see and that is exactly what I did cept it was with a nail and half of a roll pin that I cut with a dremel and then forced on with a hammer, and some how either it sheared off or fell out, and thats how I got stuck on the side of the highway for four hours...
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nope I never really fixed it, I actually took a nail that was big enough to fit through the hole and dremeled both ends of it off took a roll pin that was big enough to fit in the hole and cut it in half and hammered the pin pieces on to both sides of the nail and Ive been driving ever since. I know it kid of a half ass fix but its actually holding up pretty good.
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Thanks It's appreciated
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CRAP, I forgot to repost here!
I've been so busy lately I forgot to let you know I finally got it out!
Keep in mind my trani is out of the car when I did this!
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I picked the above torch up at home depot...
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Grabbed my torx #20 screwdriver and a hammer....
I postioned the torch on the transmission to where it blows a half throttled flame onto the shifter arm itself. Walked away for 5 minutes working on another project, came back, removed the torch, aligned the #20 screwdriver up with the roll pin and hammered it right out.
I tried without heating it up and it was a waste of time, once it was heated up the pin slid out without a problem. Just remember not to grab the shift lever or roll pin until they cool off..
I've been so busy lately I forgot to let you know I finally got it out!
Keep in mind my trani is out of the car when I did this!
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I picked the above torch up at home depot...
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Grabbed my torx #20 screwdriver and a hammer....
I postioned the torch on the transmission to where it blows a half throttled flame onto the shifter arm itself. Walked away for 5 minutes working on another project, came back, removed the torch, aligned the #20 screwdriver up with the roll pin and hammered it right out.
I tried without heating it up and it was a waste of time, once it was heated up the pin slid out without a problem. Just remember not to grab the shift lever or roll pin until they cool off..
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UPDATE: after about a good month of drving around... my temporary fix has failed as of about 5 minutes ago, thank god I wasnt on the side of the road again and it happend at my house. So now Im back to square one... timing couldnt be worse... no car, no money, no job. Im through I dont know what to fucking do....
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the question is why are you getting so much resistance to break anything in there. I would take that pin to an auto parts store and see if they have anything similar in stock until you can figure out how to stop breaking them.
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See thats what Im wondering myself, I dont shift hard, Im gentle when it comes to my shifts.jrumann59 wrote:the question is why are you getting so much resistance to break anything in there.
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Thanks david, its all good I knew eventually it would happen, just that it happens at the most inconvenient time.
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Another update: I did the same thing as before with the nail except I took a 9/64" drill bit and dremeled the top of it off and used the solid metal and did the same thing by driving the roll pin onto the bottom half of the bit. Hopefully this will hold up a lil bit better till I can actually afford to get it fixed.. O and BRR you have a Pm.
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Guesss what... Im back to having problems again with the shifter... Does anyone think that if I were to heat up the selector and then try to drill out whats left? I could do that? Its been raining for like 3 days straight so I havent had the opportunity to check it out yet. What are my other options?
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Looks like heat would do it, but find out how to replace that seal just in case you fry it.
Once you get it out, I would try grinding a flat spot into the shaft and have someone weld some filler into the lever part then replace the pin, or once its back together, drill a hole half in the shaft and half into the lever and put a roll pin in there so that all the pressure isn't on the first pin.
Just my .02
Once you get it out, I would try grinding a flat spot into the shaft and have someone weld some filler into the lever part then replace the pin, or once its back together, drill a hole half in the shaft and half into the lever and put a roll pin in there so that all the pressure isn't on the first pin.
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yea idk, I just gotta try somethin, bc this problem is really starting to get OLD...
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Yay thread necro!!! (sorry)
I had this problem this morning on the way to work, dealership said the roll pin... "came loose and popped out" and said that Chrysler doesn't have a part for it that they can order. So they said they are going to Mushroom it =/ Anyone know what the actual part number is for this pin? Don't like the idea of having a temp fix to something that may happen again.
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I had this problem this morning on the way to work, dealership said the roll pin... "came loose and popped out" and said that Chrysler doesn't have a part for it that they can order. So they said they are going to Mushroom it =/ Anyone know what the actual part number is for this pin? Don't like the idea of having a temp fix to something that may happen again.
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These roll pins:
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I know the thread is old, but people still check it apparently. (someone searched!!!).
To remove them, you need a good ROLL PIN PUNCH and a good hammer. The pins like to get stuck. I usually need an air hammer (not a cheap one either) to work them back and forth until I can get them out with the roll pin punch.
They aren't cotter pins, they are roll pins. They are tightly rolled and go all the way to the center so they have tension on them and do not break as easily. If you use the wrong pin, it's gonna break.
Drilling them isn't gonna be a fun way to go, they are harder than most drill bits anyways, so they'll dull your bit. And if you drill them out, now the hole isn't the proper shape/size and the next one will break faster. Roll pins rely on a tight fit, if it's loose, the roll pins crack from the constant banging/rattling back and forth.
The crossover levers (small one) like to seize onto the shaft, I usually use my air hammer to beat them off and just replace them. I can get new ones for like $20. Sure beats spending hours trying to get them off.
As for heat, there is an oil seal underneath each one. It's not as important as, say, the axle seals since they are on the top. There is also a bushing that the selector shafts pass through. Oil has to get splashed up, pass through the bushing, and then out the seal. You could live with a bad seal up there depending on your tolerance of such things.
I can send you 2 of the correct roll pins for $10.
Here's the roll pin punches I use:
http://www.mactools.com/ShopOnline/Prod ... fault.aspx
http://www.mactools.com/ShopOnline/Prod ... fault.aspx
I also use them at work all the time since it seems roll pins hold together Crown forklifts.
I've found that the craftsman ones are too soft and bend too easily, and the ones from Farm and Fleet are too hard and like to shatter when you hit them twice. The little nub in the middle help tremendously. I usually hold them with a pair of vice grips.
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I know the thread is old, but people still check it apparently. (someone searched!!!).
To remove them, you need a good ROLL PIN PUNCH and a good hammer. The pins like to get stuck. I usually need an air hammer (not a cheap one either) to work them back and forth until I can get them out with the roll pin punch.
They aren't cotter pins, they are roll pins. They are tightly rolled and go all the way to the center so they have tension on them and do not break as easily. If you use the wrong pin, it's gonna break.
Drilling them isn't gonna be a fun way to go, they are harder than most drill bits anyways, so they'll dull your bit. And if you drill them out, now the hole isn't the proper shape/size and the next one will break faster. Roll pins rely on a tight fit, if it's loose, the roll pins crack from the constant banging/rattling back and forth.
The crossover levers (small one) like to seize onto the shaft, I usually use my air hammer to beat them off and just replace them. I can get new ones for like $20. Sure beats spending hours trying to get them off.
As for heat, there is an oil seal underneath each one. It's not as important as, say, the axle seals since they are on the top. There is also a bushing that the selector shafts pass through. Oil has to get splashed up, pass through the bushing, and then out the seal. You could live with a bad seal up there depending on your tolerance of such things.
I can send you 2 of the correct roll pins for $10.
Here's the roll pin punches I use:
http://www.mactools.com/ShopOnline/Prod ... fault.aspx
http://www.mactools.com/ShopOnline/Prod ... fault.aspx
I also use them at work all the time since it seems roll pins hold together Crown forklifts.
I've found that the craftsman ones are too soft and bend too easily, and the ones from Farm and Fleet are too hard and like to shatter when you hit them twice. The little nub in the middle help tremendously. I usually hold them with a pair of vice grips.
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FWIW, the PN is 4762603
Should be $3.20 each, list price, if they are actually still available.
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