The gear shift drive consists of a gear shift lever, a ball joint, a rod, a gear selection rod, and gear selection and shift mechanisms

Gear shift drive: 1 - rod lever; 2 - gear selection lever; 3 - gearbox housing; 4 - clutch housing; 5 - gear selection rod; 6 - rod bushing; 7 - rod seal; 8 - protective cover; 9 - hinge housing; 10 - hinge bushing; 11 - hinge tip; 12 - clamp; 13 - protective cover of the rod; 14 - rod of the gearbox control drive; 15 - gear shift lever; 16 - ball joint housing; 17 - ball joint; 18 - jet thrust

To prevent spontaneous gear disengagement due to axial movement of the power unit on its stops when the vehicle is moving, a jet thrust 18 is introduced into the gearbox control drive, one end of which is connected to the power unit, and the sleeve 16 of the ball joint of the gearshift lever 15 is attached to the other end.

A lever 1 is fixed to the inner end of the rod 5, which acts on the three-arm lever 2 of the gear selection mechanism.

This mechanism is made as a separate unit and is attached to the plane of the clutch housing.

The most typical defects as a result of operation are:

  • - wear or breakage of plastic parts in the gearbox control drive;
  • - deformation of the gearshift mechanism control drive rod or jet thrust;
  • - Insufficient gear engagement due to incorrect adjustment of the gearbox control drive.

Replacing the gearshift lever axle bushings

Removing the floor tunnel trim

Removing and disassembling the control drive

Using a 13 key, unscrew the gearshift lever axle mounting nut

Removing and disassembling the control drive

Unscrew the screw securing the lever axis stop

Removing and disassembling the control drive

Pressing the lever to the side, remove the lever axis assembly with the stop

Removing and disassembling the control drive

We remove the lever from the traction fork, take out two plastic axle bushings and a spacer bushing

Removing and disassembling the control drive

The plastic bushings have a cut

We install all the parts in the reverse order.

Before installation, lubricate the plastic bushings with lithol or other consistent lubrication

If there is a problem installing the lever axis, then in order to be able to move the lever further to the side, you need to remove the protective plate from below

Removing and disassembling the control drive

Unscrew the two nuts securing the protective plate and the two bolts securing the reaction rod.

After installing the axis, install the reaction rod in place and adjust the gear shift mechanism drive.

Repairing the gear shift lever

The gear shift lever should rotate freely in the ball joint without jamming hinge.

If this is not the case, then you need to check and replace the ball joint and spherical washer.

If after pressing down to the stop the lever does not completely return to its original position, you need to check and, if necessary, replace the spring.

Remove the floor tunnel lining

Remove the lever axis, plastic bushings, as described above

Repairing the gear shift lever

Pry off the retaining ring with a screwdriver

Repair of the gear shift lever

Remove the retaining ring

Repair of the gear shift lever

Remove the ball joint with the lever from the cage

Gear shift lever repair

Removing the spring from the clip

Gear shift lever repair

Inspecting the reverse lock bracket lining

Gear shift lever repair

Inspect the plastic axle stop

Replace parts if they are broken or show signs of wear

Repair of the gear shift lever

To remove the cover, unscrew the two nuts and unscrew one bolt that secures it

Repair gear shift lever

Spread the spherical washer and remove the ball joint

Gear shift lever repair

Remove the spherical washer from the spherical pin of the lever

Gear shift lever repair

This is what the gear shift lever parts look like

Gear shift lever repair

Replacing a broken or badly worn spherical washer and ball joint

Gear shift lever repair

Replacing spring, if it has lost elasticity or broken

We assemble and install the lever in the reverse order, having previously lubricated the ball pin of the lever and the inner cavity of the cage.

Repair of the gear shift lever

When installing the ball joint, you need to pay attention to the fact that the protrusions on it enter the grooves of the spherical washer

Repair of the gear shift lever

Having fixed the clip in the washer

Adjusting the gearbox control drive

Adjust the control drive after removing and installing the gearbox or if gear shifting is unclear during vehicle operation.

Install the vehicle on a lift or inspection pit

Adjusting the gearbox control drive

From below the vehicle, loosen and unscrew the nut by 3-5 turns tightening bolt of the clamp on the gearbox control rod

Adjusting the gearbox control drive

We use a screwdriver to widen the groove of the clamp at the end of the rod to ensure free movement of the rod relative to the gear selection rod, and install we put the rod in neutral position.

In the car interior, remove the gear shift lever boot from the handle, lower the boot down the lever and install the lever so that its lower (unbent) end is approximately vertical.

Gear shift lever adjustment diagram: 1 - reverse gear lock bracket; 2 - axle stop; 3 - gear shift lever axle; 4 - axle bushings; 5 - gear shift lever; 6 - spacer sleeve; 7 - spherical washer of ball joint; 8 - spherical pin of gear shift lever; 9 - body floor; 10 - ball joint; 11 - buffer; 12 - spring; 13 - template 67.7834.9527; 14 - bracket lining

If there is a template 67.7834.9527, we set the gear shift lever as follows: with the lever cover removed, install the template in the window of lining 14 (figure) of the reverse gear lock bracket.

Insert stop 2 of the lever 5 axis into the groove of template 13 and press it against the template in the transverse direction, without causing elastic deformation of bracket 1.

Fix lever 5 in this position.

From below the car, with light movements (so as not to move the gear selection levers), we select the axial play of the rod in the rear direction and its angular play in the counterclockwise direction

Adjusting the gearbox control drive

Tighten the clamp tightening bolt nut, setting the clamp at a distance of 1-3 mm from the end of the rod.

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