Fiorino (Mk3) Some Advice Please

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Fiorino (Mk3) Some Advice Please

Ray D

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Hi All
Just a couple of quick questions - I Hope someone can Help?

I Bought a 62 Plate Fiat Fiorino 1.3 Multijet And Although It Went Through the MOT - I Found the Gear Linkage was always slipping out when Trying to get into First Gear At Traffic Lights Etc..
I have replaced the Gear Linkages today But ran out of Time To Connect them up to the gear Box.

My First Question Is - As these have adjusters on the ends Is it Better to have the adjusters at the top Of The Thread and adjust to tighten them Or Have them at the bottom of the thread and then Slacken them off If Needed?
(If They are Too Tight Will They Stretch & Snap)

Second Question - I Did Notice the gear stick Is a bit Sloppy And I struggled to find 5th gear - Was this due to the Linkages As when it is in 5th It stays in Gear but the Gear stick drop back down into almost the neutral position - Could that be a bush on the Gear Stick Mechanism Or Play in the Gearbox? It's only done 60,000 Miles - It's Almost like it needs a metal plate to keep the gear stick in the correct position!

Thanks for any help in advance as I Don't want to get this wrong - I Used my redundancy money to buy It :)

Cheers
Ray
 
Hi Ray and welcome to FF :)

Several options there..

Dry snagging cables

Centering springs on the lever

Dry joints

Stretched cables


Probably find the panda and 500 sections have a fair smattering of gearchange threads..
The grande punto probably uses identical kit

SEARCH on here in advanced can narrow down to the correct era..or body type ;)

You mention 5th gear.. does it have a 5..or 6 speed box ?

Charlie
 
Hi Charlie.
Thanks for getting back to me. It's a 5 speed box, The Linkages are brand new and correct
So I'm presuming it's Adjustement - The cables to have adjusters on them.
Am I Right in Assuming 1 cable does The 5 Forward gears and the Other does reverse?
Cheers
 
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