bigdogchevy98

i bought a new shift shaft modified from jeff at FAST and easy spring and ecentric scew but the ecentric scew didn't have any grooves on it, how do i know if the ecentric scew is adjusted right if there are no grooves on it for the spring?

the transmission forks are in right because i did not remove them or the shift drum, so i know that those are in there right, as far as the two transmission gears that i replaced, i am almost positive that i put them in right, all washers and clips were there too, but i guess there is always that possibility that i didn't do it right. I was just hoping to see if there was anything that i could check before i have to split the cases again!

Hey guys, i recently purchased a banshee from my uncle and i took everything apart (split the cases) and then i put everything back together and i can't get my banshee to shift at all! The banshee runs perfect, it idles and revs and everything, but i cant get it to move and inch. The clutch seems like it is not disengaging or engaging when i have it pulled in or let it out, i know this because i took the clutch side cover off and the shift star shows that the banshee is in first gear, and when i start it up it won't move! even with me letting the clutch out. i can move the quad like it is in neutral but it sounds like something is catching every couple inches i move the quad. When i start the quad and try to shift, the shift lever is super stiff and it won't shift into any gears at all! it feels like something is holding it back from shifting. I replaced two transmission gears on one of the shafts, which a motorcycle mechanic told me needed to be replaced, so yea, i don't know what is the problem, i did notice that the clutch actuator arm seems to be lifting out of the case a little bit, and i did notice it had some wear on it when i re-installed it, but my uncle told me that he never had problems with it, so any help from any one would be greatly appreciated, thanks guys, and let me know if you need any more info.