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1991 chevy c1500 manual trans won't shift - 1991 Chevrolet C1500

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Is the clutch working? Will it roll freely when engaged? If so then it probably is just the linkage sync in the top of transmission. Or it is stuck in probably first or third? Not positive how that one is. But there is three movable linkages. 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and R. In order to shift a different one the one your on has to go back to neutral or the other one won't shift. The gearshift probably jumped over to one that won't move. And you have to take it off and set them back to neutral and put it back together.

Or It has broken gears, which would have to be real bad to keep it out of all gears.

I hope this helps. Too late Im sure.

Ronald CB Oct 15, 2013

Changed clutch, clutch master slave cylinder and clutch line and still can't shift into gear.

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