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B&M short shifter

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Old July-5th-2002 | 01:28 AM
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B&M short shifter

I just got the short shifter installed today, I didn't do it myself, got a mechanic to do it. Anyways, it works good and all but when I leave the gear in neutral, when I hit the shifter downwards (not hard of course), it makes a very distinct noise. Seems like something on the bottom of the car is loose. But when I put the shifter to gear, it doesn't make that noise anymore. Just wanna know if that's natural or the mechanic screwed up! Thanks!
Old July-5th-2002 | 03:21 AM
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please don't double post i'm not sure what the sound is... but you can check out http://mazdaprotege.net/tech/howto/shifter/ and see if the mechanic followed these simple instructions.
Old July-5th-2002 | 06:53 AM
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sorry...didnt mean to post it twice...just afterwards thought one forum is better then the other...sorry
Old July-6th-2002 | 04:57 PM
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sounds like he MAY have not dimpled the sheet metal of the heat sheild...OR left it loose.
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