Today my plan was to find out more about my shifting problems. Therefor I decided to substitute the shiftstick-microswitch with a manual operated switch, to see if this would solvve the problem.
As it turned out, I was really not well prepared ... I had hardly anything useful at home to do this work. So I had to improvize a little.
I took an old spotlight that I didn't use for at least 8 years or so and checked if it still worked fine - and it did. So I dismounted the switch to use it as a microswitch substitut.
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Because I had no wires at home, I had to cut out a little less that 2 feet of the speaker wires of my stereo
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When I started to lift the shift boot I saw that anybody already worked on this problem. The wires were already cut and clamped together. That's nice - so I didn't need to disturb original material
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I took my DMM to check if the microswitch could be the problem and it turned out that it didn't switch in the way it should. This is s very tricky thing - at least for me.
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