Z-1701832-00-00 shift shaft pin is a precision locating and fastening component matched for LC5T28 manual gearbox shift shaft assembly. It is inserted into the assembling hole of the shift shaft and gear selector mechanism, used to fix the relative position of shift shaft and related shifting parts, ensuring that the power of gear lever can be accurately transmitted to complete gear selection and gear shifting actions. Long-term reciprocating shifting operation will cause pin wear, deformation or shearing fracture. Once the shift shaft pin fails, the connection between shift shaft and selector will become loose, leading to vague gear position, difficulty in hanging gear, automatic gear jump and even inability to shift gears. This kind of fault will directly affect the normal driving of light commercial vehicles, and if not repaired in time, it may cause secondary abrasion to the gearbox internal shifting fork and shaft parts, bringing higher overhaul cost. Replacing this pin during gearbox maintenance can restore the precise positioning of shift shaft and keep stable gear shifting performance. Key features: High strength alloy steel raw material, precision grinding outer diameter, consistent surface hardness, anti-wear property, anti-oxidation surface treatment, stable mechanical performance under repeated shear force, OEM dimension for direct assembly.

Product Advantages: Strict size and hardness inspection before shipment; strong shear resistance under frequent shifting impact; not easy to deform after long-time load; fully matches original pin hole installation specifications; convenient disassembly and replacement in gearbox repair.

Applicable Equipment: Light commercial vehicles fitted with LC5T28 manual transmission.

FAQ
Q1: What is the function of Z-1701832-00-00 shift shaft pin?
A1: It locates and fixes the gearbox shift shaft to ensure accurate transmission of shifting operation force.
Q2: What are common symptoms when the shift shaft pin is worn or broken?
A2: Vague gear position, hard gear engagement and unexpected gear jump may occur.
Q3: Should I check the shift shaft hole during pin replacement?
A3: Check the hole for wear; oversized hole will cause new pin to fail quickly even after replacement.