accordc1
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To remove shifter cables in red there is 3 bolts unbolt them and in yellow those are called cotter pins use some pliers to bend them so u can get them out.

If you have never opened your transmission before you will need to use a pry bar to get it open it shouldnt take much effort what is in yellow is shut closed with like a silicone or whatever they use.

Tranny f23 with housing almost off.

taking off shafts & clutching forks. To take off shafts and clutch forks, Remove two bolts for the reverse gear that connects near the bottom of the reverse clutch fork pull as one piece or you will have trouble.

Pulling the shaft out should be done like this!

Shafts are gone and forks after removing shafts and forks you will be able to take off ring gear and the reverse gear/shaft.

To remove this gear you will just need to tug alittle it should come out with no trouble.

Case dissassembled just need to remove shims and reverse gear

Input shaft shown here

When installing shafts back make sure the clutch forks are in neutral position and are lined up and reverse gear is not on or on top so you can slide the shafts back in and forks back in once you push the shafts half way down you can put the reverse gear down with it as well.

When installing shafts back make sure the clutch forks are in neutral position and are lined up and reverse gear is not on or on top so you can slide the shafts back in and forks back in once you push the shafts half way down you can put the reverse gear down with it as well.
SHOWN IN RED is reverse gear.
I will post more pics on how to remove gears from input shaft output shaft and removal of bearing as well as dissassembly and what bolts sizes you need to take trans apart. Continue as i progress more to come.
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