remove back seat, remove access panel, and disconnect the shift rod from the coupler. now take a pair of pliers and try and move the hockey stick (the thing the shift coupler bolts onto). if you can move it you should be able to get it into or out of gear. if you can't move it, then the transaxle will have to be removed, take the nose cone off, and fix the hockey stick.
1968 Volkswagen Beetle
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Maintenance & Repair
I have a 2001 volkswagon beetle that i dont drive much. It had a low battery but managed to start on the second try and stayed running well, when i turned the car off, I fully charged the battery. W...
2001 Volkswagen Beetle GL
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Maintenance & Repair
Hi guys. I looked at a project '68 today. It's about 1/2 disassembled. Engine is out, complete, sound running, I am told. Transaxel and steering gear are all still in place. Are there "How To" videos ...
1968 Volkswagen Beetle
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Maintenance & Repair
The car basically jumps when I shift into different gears. My mechanic told me it had to do with my clutch cable cord being new, but I don't see how that could make a difference. This has never happ...
1964 Volkswagen Beetle
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Maintenance & Repair
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1973 Volkswagen Beetle Cabriolet
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Maintenance & Repair
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