Part 12a - Mercruiser 4.3 (2) - Shift Shaft Shift (Linkage Not Engaging; Trying to Fix)
In this video I show a shift rod in one customers outdrive unit that sits about 3/16” too low to engage properly with the gimbal shift rod. I’m not sure at this time how to fix. There may be two different length rods and I’d have to find the correct part number in that case. I’ll post more here when I figure out a solution. EDIT: So I found the solution. At the start of the video I was measuring how far down the upper shift shaft was from the gimbal housing. Well I did not push up hard enough on the shaft because it did move up when pushed. The lower shift shaft different lengths caused me to chase after the wrong problem. See the next video for the fix.

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Adjust Mercruiser Alpha 1 Stern Drive Shift Linkage

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Replace Mercruiser alpha outdrive Shift Cable

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Secrets Behind Mercury Shift Shaft Alignment

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How To: Replace a Sterndrive Lower Shift Cable

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Mercruiser Alpha 1 Gen 1 Stern Drive Repairs Part 11: How to Upgrade The Shift Interrupt Switch

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GIMBEL RING DISASSEMBLE

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Mercruiser Alpha outdrive lower unit rebuild - Full DIY rebuild

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How To: Bravo 1 shift cable adjustment

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Completely REFINISHING My Transom Assembly: Pt 4 - Gimbal Bearing, Bellows, Shift Cable and more!

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Installing an SEI Alpha 1 Gen1 Stern Drive on a Boat

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MerCruiser Alpha Sliding Clutch and Shift cut out switch explained

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Adjusting A MerCruiser Alpha Shift Cable

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Bravo Stern Drive Cone Clutch Reassembly and Drive Explanation

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New Lower Shift Shaft Housing -- Mercruiser Alpha One Gen 2

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MerCruiser Alpha One Shift Shaft seal and Cable part 1

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Replacing the U-Joint, Exhaust, & Shift Cable Bellows & Shift Cable -- Mercruiser Alpha One Gen 2

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Mercruiser Alpha Shift cable adjustment

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Replacing Upper Shift Shaft Seals and Bushings -- Mercruiser Alpha One Gen 2

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How To Remove & Install Mercury Out Drive / bell housing ( Replace Bellows )

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