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Old 02-28-2017, 10:49 AM   #4
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I had something similar happen to me with 1-2 shift. Turns out the shifter fork had cracked. Then after continuing to shift it - it snapped. When they opened the trans, they 3-4 fork was pretty worn as well. You don't want to know what it cost to fix.
If that's the case -- at 108K miles -- I'll be calling itsnotanova :-) \<\<\FIXED

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