Shifting
Not knowing exactly how your are shifting, it's impossible to say whether or not you are experiencing something weird.
For all we know, you could be simply ramming your shifts home. This will almost always produce an abnormal feel. It's not just timing. It's also to do with technique.
For all we know, you could be simply ramming your shifts home. This will almost always produce an abnormal feel. It's not just timing. It's also to do with technique.
watch Wisconsin S2k shift!!!!
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my only comment is when I'm driving responsibly (slowly) and shifting slowly way before VTEC I find that my shifts aren't very smooth and I'm getting this nicking feeling you describe. If I get a little quicker with my shifts they're butter!
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=309834
my only comment is when I'm driving responsibly (slowly) and shifting slowly way before VTEC I find that my shifts aren't very smooth and I'm getting this nicking feeling you describe. If I get a little quicker with my shifts they're butter!
I've had mine for about a month - the shifter definately becomes smoother as the tranny warms up. Once and a while I fell notchy shifts - but for the most part it feels smooth. Of course, my old car had a short shifter that was also a little notchy - so my basis of comparison may be a little off.
From what I read, our cars do not have a shift "linkage" per say - I infered that the shifter selector rod is actually changing the gears directly... not sure if this is the case - but if it is, I would imagine that would make some of the engagements a little more rough as they are in closer connection to the gearbox than other rod/cable connected shifters. Just a theory though...
From what I read, our cars do not have a shift "linkage" per say - I infered that the shifter selector rod is actually changing the gears directly... not sure if this is the case - but if it is, I would imagine that would make some of the engagements a little more rough as they are in closer connection to the gearbox than other rod/cable connected shifters. Just a theory though...
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Thanks for the responses. Upshift to third most pronounced. Sounds like it gets better when broken in. Just had visions of wearing gears away. None of my other cars had this feel and I seldom trust dealer service types.
I have the same damn problem and it annoys me like mad. I personally think it's the synchros. I haven't taken it to the dealer yet (really should) and I have a 100k warranty so lets hope. And it also seems to STICK in the gate or gear occasionally? HARD to get out even with clutch in...






