Posted by john in la on July 22, 2009 at 04:44:46 from (66.157.50.246):
In Reply to: Ford 800 5 speed posted by Herbert Johnson on July 22, 2009 at 03:45:05:
If you are old enough to remember the old column shift in cars or trucks it works on the same principle. This shifter is just out the top instead of the side.
The shifter moves up and down in neutral.
With the shifter all the way up; back is R and forward is 3rd.
Push the shifter down just a little while in neutral and back is 1st and forward is 2nd.
Pushing the shifter all the way down while in neutral and back is 5th and forward is 4th.
The hardest gears to find at first is 1st and 2nd because you have a tendency to push the shifter all the way down but you will get use to it.
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