Can-am Outlander how to adjust shifter. (Easy fix)

It's common for the z-shaped shiftlinkage to get out of alignment which makes hard to shift.
In my case it was really hard to get out of park. Adjusting the linkage is a very easy job and will make less stress on your gearbox to make it last longer and driving offroad will be easier.
You only need 4 tools. 1 small Phillipshead screwdriver, 2 13mm (or 1/2inch) spanners and a flathead screwdriver. The flathead is for removing the reusable plastic rivets. Just remember to remove the side plastic cover from the rear part first as the tab is bendable.
Just ask questions if you're wondering about something and good luck. More videos about fixes, improvements and regular service will come. Thanks for watching

[@hakonjohansen4898]

Hi, i got the same frame ti the plow, do u know what modell plowframe is? Name? Do u use the plow with the wire around the little wheel when u are plowing? Plowlift is a bit low in my opinion. But havent really figured another hooking point.

[@MarekSedrla]

So is it only enough if I look for the best position?

[@tonythedrifter]

These Can-am's you still need to wiggle, but it made it better, but I'm going to experiment with different gearbox oils to see what helps.