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    '77 gs750 not shifting

    I have this '77gs 750 I bought not running and got it running a few years ago and we went through the gears I think on the center stand. then I pulled the covers and started making it pretty for sale. I got almost everything back on and got it running then got the brakes working and now it's in neutral and the shifter is seized up. Seems like the shaft wants to turn but it wont rotate up or down.. could I have jammed up something putting the covers on? It seemed straight forward going back together.
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    “then I pulled the covers and“

    if you removed the clutch cover, the shifter indexing shaft might have fallen out of position and locked up.

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      #3
      Yes I was thinking hoping it was something like that i had to ask be i pulled that side apart.. i pulled the sprocket cover off just to make sure I didnt drop something in there but I knew the answer was the clutch cover.. thanks!
      1979 gs1000e (everyday) 1977 gs750 for sale
      1983 yam xj550 maxim streetbob sold
      1995 gsx750F everyday fighterjet 1990 gsx1100F for sale
      2000kaw zx600
      2003 BMW K1200GT sport tour
      2000Buel Cyclone M2 motorwork
      1984 Yam venture xvz1200 -long ride/cold ride ride gf ride..
      1978 Honda cb750F3 supersport top end (still)
      1976 Harley FL 3/8" S&S stroker - motor out way too long
      1980 Harley fxs80 - wacked good on this one

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        #4
        Dark and the wind is howling in my backyard "shop".. I hate the winter.
        1979 gs1000e (everyday) 1977 gs750 for sale
        1983 yam xj550 maxim streetbob sold
        1995 gsx750F everyday fighterjet 1990 gsx1100F for sale
        2000kaw zx600
        2003 BMW K1200GT sport tour
        2000Buel Cyclone M2 motorwork
        1984 Yam venture xvz1200 -long ride/cold ride ride gf ride..
        1978 Honda cb750F3 supersport top end (still)
        1976 Harley FL 3/8" S&S stroker - motor out way too long
        1980 Harley fxs80 - wacked good on this one

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          #5
          Originally posted by tom203 View Post
          “then I pulled the covers and“

          if you removed the clutch cover, the shifter indexing shaft might have fallen out of position and locked up.

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            #6
            One other issue I've seen is that if you use a shonky aftermarket gasket (or make a gasket) that's too thin, the little retention nubbin inside the cover that locates the shifter shaft so it can't move very far horizontally will bind against the shifter shaft.
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