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Old 10-30-2012, 07:48 PM
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Can someone please tell me where i can get the small nailish looking pin that goes above the shifter shaft. Mine broke. My trans is a 95 4l80e Van transmission. There was like this stupid metal plate blocking it so i bent it a little to wedge it out. Just for future reference, is it requirrd to remove the ENTIRE pin or just pull up on it ?
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not sure where to get the pin but maybe you can help me how the heck do you get that pin out
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Removal of that pin is required to remove the shift shaft. Mine broke and I had to drill several small holes around it not very deep but larger in size. I rounded off a set of needle nose vice grips to grab what was left of the pin. I used a small propane torch to heat up the aluminum base around it and it came right out. I had to get my converter supplier to send me another one as GM dosent sell them. The valve body needs to be removed to properly get the pin out.
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Originally Posted by JRENIGAR
Removal of that pin is required to remove the shift shaft. Mine broke and I had to drill several small holes around it not very deep but larger in size. I rounded off a set of needle nose vice grips to grab what was left of the pin. I used a small propane torch to heat up the aluminum base around it and it came right out. I had to get my converter supplier to send me another one as GM dosent sell them. The valve body needs to be removed to properly get the pin out.
I just had the same issue and I broke the pin clean and off and there's nothing to grab it with. Anyone have any suggestions?



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