Posted by Dude with a 300 on October 16, 2013 at 17:21:22 from (63.153.156.158):
OK, I know better but what's done is done. After installing fluid in the rears of my 300 today, I took it out for a quick run. Everything went good until........
When I got back to my driveway, I didn't come to a complete and full stop before downshifting into 2nd, which is now who knows what gear. Pretty sure I'm between a couple gears due to the fact when I let out the clutch the engine wants to stall. I got it into some sort of neutral and coasted downhill to the shop.
Question is, how do I get it back to normal? I assume I pull the shift lever and line up some gears and slap the shift lever back in? Is it that easy or am I in for a lot of work?
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