It's very simple, if you look under the hood near the steering column you will see two arms that travel down to the transmission. Wiggle the arms where they connect to the transmission until they unstick. You should have to get lay under the vehicle to get at them.
--- Just note that one lever must always be in the neutral, or center position, or the other lever will be locked up. When the linkage wears, the shifter often tries to throw one lever before the other is fully in the center position. This jams up the transmission and is the cause of your problem. As the guy above says, to unjam the 3.03, you have to get under the car and push one lever to the middle (neutral) position.
Then you're good to go.
Fix that linkage!
My Haynes repair manual shows Motorcraft MERCON automatic transmission fluid for the 5 speed Mazda manual transmission - check to see if ATF is stamped somewhere near the transmission fill plug
Replace the VSS (Vehicle Speed Sensor) in your transmission. It is the same part number for an automatic transmission and a manual transmission in those year models.
It can have either the standard 3-speed manual transmission, the optional 2-speed Powerglide automatic transmission, the 4-speed manual wide-ratio transmission available with the first two power plants, and 4-speed manual close-ratio transmission available with the top two power plants.
* 30RH-Automatic Transmission 3 Speed * 32RH-Automatic Transmission 3 Speed * 3550-Manual Transmission 5 Speed * AISIN-Manual Transmission 5 Speed
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Go to a parts store and get a repair manual on your vehicle (by year and model). It will have photos and instructions to guide you through the procedure.
These are the options * 42RE-Automatic Transmission 4 Speed * 44RE-Automatic Transmission 4 Speed * AX-Manual Transmission 5 Speed * 3500-Manual Transmission 5 Speed
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An autimatic transmission will have a 4 speed transmission and a manual transmission will have a 5 speed transmission.
Honda Manual Transmission Fluid is recommended for a 5-speed manual B16A motor. Amsoil Manual Transmission Fluid will also work in a 5-speed manual B16A motor.
Yes, it will fit fine.
The first generation Ford Explorers were available either with a four speed automatic transmission or a five speed manual transmission. The manual transmission option was the M50D-R1, and the automatic was the A4LD.