Synergie Floppy gear stick
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vincent vega
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Synergie Floppy gear stick
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XantiaMan
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Sorry i cant help but i do need new eyeballs now 8)
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CitroJim
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I'm not 100% sure which 'box is fitted to the Synergy but if it's the cable operated ML5 or the rod operated BE3 the first port of call has to be the linkage balljoints on both. Essentially, the ends of the cables or rods (depening on 'box) end up attached to little balljoints on the ends of the gearbox selector shafts. the cups on the ends of the rods or cables are set in rubber and it is not unknown for the rubber to tear and for the cup to pull out of the rubber. If this happens, the gearstick will go very floppy and it'll be more than likely impossible to engage gear at all.
A quick fix can be done by cleaning up the cup and rubber with mild solvent and using high quality superglue to glue the cup back into the rubber.
A broken cable is another matter. The whole gearstick/cable assembly has to be (expensively) replaced. Happily, the gearbox itself is very, very rarely at fault.
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A quick fix can be done by cleaning up the cup and rubber with mild solvent and using high quality superglue to glue the cup back into the rubber.
A broken cable is another matter. The whole gearstick/cable assembly has to be (expensively) replaced. Happily, the gearbox itself is very, very rarely at fault.
Please set yur text size back to normal! It is hard to read...
Jim
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A bit of a Citroen AX fan...