I drive an 85 z28 camaro 5.0L v8 with an automatic transmission. I am writing because I just recently had a problem with my shifting that caused me to be unable to put my car in drive, neutral, reverse, etc. The problem was that my shift linkeage had come undone. I simply snapped it back into place when i lifted my car with jacks. I just wanted to know if I might be missing a nut or screw that made the shift linkeage come undone because it was far too easy to put back into place. Thank you for your time.
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This info is for Pontiac's but I would assume Chevy's are the same.
Thanks for the diagram it really did help and there seems to be a significant amount of similarities. I might be missing part 5 assuming that holds the shift cable from coming undone. Guess only real way is to check once again, once again thanks for the diagram 
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Your welcome,I was thinking the same thing.Originally Posted by juanmhiii
Thanks for the diagram it really did help and there seems to be a significant amount of similarities. I might be missing part 5 assuming that holds the shift cable from coming undone. Guess only real way is to check once again, once again thanks for the diagram . 