At the bottom of the steering column shroud, there should be a silver metal clip, which has a string tied to it. The other end is connected to the shifter up in the column. Move it to align the indicator on the instrument cluster. Be careful not to pull it too tight in that it may break. I learned the hard way.
The truck is a 1988 Toyota pickup with a four speed transmission.
Should be a removable panel under steering column. where adjusting screw is located Place gear shift in neutral to adjust
Check the shifter linkages and adjust if needed. The linkage may be in d2 when the indicator shows drive.
If the gearbox is causing freeplay in the steering wheel, then the gearbox needs to be replaced.
There is no m on the indicator
the lowest forward gear
Under the dashboard on the steering colume there is a tube that goes around the colume- IT either has a clip or a small screw 2 loosen that has a double string hooked 2 it-put the Vehicle in neutral and adjust string accordingly.
on the steering colume below the dash-there is a collar that either has a clip or small connector that has a string connected 2 it.IF the collar ISN"T broke(& spinning) jut adjust the clip or connector.
Is a rear end in a 88 4x4 Chevy truck the same as the front in gears of a 93 Chevy 4x4
How to adjust the shifter on a Harley Davidson
Yes you can.
You do not have to check a gear backlash. All you need is a dial indicator to plug in and i will check for you.