where is the reverse light switch located on a 2002 jetta with a stick shift
You need to shift the stick shift like your going to put it in sixth gear but you have to push down on the stick shift as your putting it into sixth gear.
If the trans is locked in one gear, and the stick refuses to move, it has very likely jumped out of the shift selector rods. You will likely have to remove the shift stick cross pin, to pull the stick out, and manually with a long flat screw driver, shift all rods to the neutral position. There are cut aways in the rods. The neutral position should be when they are all in the same general location so the stick can move between them. Test this by bumping the starter, before replacing the stick.
stick shift or automatic
because its a stick shift dumb asses
you have to push the stick shift into the socket(from neautral push straight down)and then move it to the left and back.
They are stick shift.
Bent shift tube or shift fork.
shift to nutral,then move lever to reverse
How do you get MasterCard to reverse charges and make them stick?
No not all coupes ate stick shift I have a 1992 accord coupe it was auto until I swapped it out to a stick shift
Sounds like a problem with the idler gear in between the reverse gear and the layshaft.