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    need help with part name

    my shifter is messed up now because i accidentally took this part off. i dont no wut it is called. its attached to the transmission and is where the shift linkages are connected to. anyone know wut its called? thnx
    Last edited by jas_r34; 08-02-2006, 07:43 PM.
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      #3
      http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/

      Go to this web site and find it.
      It really is a labor of love making a neglected CB7 with "normal wear and tear" into something worth being proud of.

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        #4
        Originally posted by 93CB7
        http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/

        Go to this web site and find it.
        thnx a lot. found it. its called a shift arm cover
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          does anyone now the procedure to put this on i took it apart n tried to put it back but whenever its back on, all the gears wont work, only a few.
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            #6
            Originally posted by jas_r34
            does anyone now the procedure to put this on i took it apart n tried to put it back but whenever its back on, all the gears wont work, only a few.
            put a thin layer of silicone gasket maker along the edges, and technically it just drops on, and then you install the four 10mm screws. theres a piece that slides back and forth inside of the transmission, the shift arm cover has a peg sticking down that needs to be centered in the sliding piece...


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              Originally posted by cp[mike]
              put a thin layer of silicone gasket maker along the edges, and technically it just drops on, and then you install the four 10mm screws. theres a piece that slides back and forth inside of the transmission, the shift arm cover has a peg sticking down that needs to be centered in the sliding piece...
              ive been trying that for days now and the shifter still does not go into certain gears.
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