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'03 996TT shifter adjustments


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I've read posts on shifters that need adjustments. My '03 996TT recently had the motor pulled. Prior to the work it shifted like butter (in/out with no problem). Since getting it back I notice a rougher shift and sometimes having to pull it out of some gears with resistence.

I asked the dealer to check it and consider adjustments. Of course, they say it is fine as is. However, I know it is not like it was.

How are these adjusted for smoother shifting and can a novice do that kind of work????

Thanks

Rick

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I can't see how removing and installing the engine would have any effect at all on shifting. The factory service manual does not require adjustment after the engine is removed. As long as the cables are clipped into place and were correctly rerouted after the engine was reinstalled there should be no change at all.

As far as actually adjusting the the linkage you need a special tool which is available from the dealer for fairly cheap. Adjustment requires rear center console removal but the whole process is rather easy.

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