1983 ATC 200 E sub trans

[Pioneer]

Just replaced drive chain and sprockets on my '83 ATC 200 E, and for those of you who have done so, you know what a task this is. I almost have it back together, but i cannot figure out where the little ball (#96211-08000) and spring (#24271-053-010) go, in the sub transmission. I'm positive they were not in there when i took it apart, and i've looked everywhere for them, but no luck. When i look at the Honda parts diagram, i can't even tell where they are supposed to go. Any clue???:wondering

Thanks!!

[hublake]

http://partsfish.com/oemparts/a/hon/506f90d5f8700229747b97d9/sub-trans

Go to this page and it shows where they go. They are part 7 and part 20 in the diagram. They go in the shift fork.

[Pioneer]

http://partsfish.com/oemparts/a/hon/506f90d5f8700229747b97d9/sub-trans

Go to this page and it shows where they go. They are part 7 and part 20 in the diagram. They go in the shift fork.

Thanks, yeah i've looked at this diagram many times, but where in the shifting fork does it go? Would it be something that would come out when i take the gears and shifting fork off, or is it inside of the fork somewhere? I'm guessing its a detent of some sort. I'm not great at interpreting these schematics.

[Pioneer]

Okay thanks, i've seen this diagram and that's where i got the part numbers from, but where on the fork does it go? Would it be something that would fall out when i take the sub tranny apart? On the shifting fork next to the side knob which follows the groove for high and low, there is an open hole, but i can't see that being the spot for the spring and ball, as it looks like it wouldn't stay in there.

[Pioneer]

Okay, i think i found out where it goes. It looks like on the opposite side of the follower knob, there is a finger on the shifting fork with a little hole where it should go. I have to look at it again when i get back because i need to get an understanding of what role it plays. I'm guessing to put tension on something, or a detent?