• Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Sweden - About 1988 and older

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Need Help with Transmission 1978 125 CR

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This is my first post on Cafe Husky, but i have a 1978 Husqvarna 125 CR and the Crankcase split gasket blew out, I have split the case replaced the seal but now when put back together the transmission down-shifts fine, but will not up-shift for the life of me. I would consult the Workshop Manual I have, but the center of the transmission section (figure 7-8) is not in the book (40 dollars well spent...).
 

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the drum and the shifter need to be syncronized. the 2 pie segment gears. if too much one way or the shift drum not in proper than it "runs out of teeth" to go that way. Understand. I do not know what figure 7-8 is as you did not include and sorry but am not going to split a case of a 125 now to take pics for you
 
4th gear is the book answer as all is "centered". I simply turn drum full clockwise (is first gear) and then leave room for 1 tooth and 1 tooth only. Bottom line as long as there are enough mating meshing teeth to go across the full throw of the 6 gears.
 
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