A small but critical component of the gear shift mechanism, the 814/00233 lever spring by GX-AFTER. It is used in a wide range of JCB machines (incl. 3CX, 4CX, Telehandlers, Fastracs). It is responsible for providing the correct resistance and centering the gear shift stick, ensuring precise gear selection and the lever's return to the neutral position.
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| Brand | Type / Series / Model |
|---|---|
| JCB | Backhoe Loaders: 2CX, 2DX, 3CX, 4CX |
| JCB | FASTRAC |
| JCB | Forklifts |
| JCB | Telehandlers |
| JCB | Wheel Loaders |
The list above is for reference. It is crucial to verify the part number 814/00233 in your machine's parts catalogue.
This spring works directly with the gear selector mechanism (e.g., 445/05501) and the lever's slide bushings. Wear in these components also contributes to imprecise lever operation.
A broken or worn 814/00233 spring causes excessive play in the gear stick, making precise gear selection difficult. In an emergency, this could prevent the operator from quickly shifting to neutral or reverse, posing a direct risk of an accident or collision.
The 814/00233 spring is a centering or tensioning component within the gear shift lever mechanism, located in the cab (under the boot). It ensures that when released, the lever returns to its neutral position (e.g., in the center, between 3rd and 4th gear) or provides the correct resistance to help the operator "feel" the gear position.
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It is located in the mechanism at the base of the gear shift lever, inside the cab, usually hidden under the rubber gaiter and floor console.
It is very likely. A broken or worn 814/00233 spring is the most common cause of a loss of centering and excessive play. You should also check the condition of the selector's slide bushings.
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