Difficulty shifting into 1st and Reverse
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From: Blaine, WA
I am having the same problems.
I just replaced my clutch master/slave and bled the system.
Still having the same issue
Did you ever figure this out?
I just replaced my clutch master/slave and bled the system.
Still having the same issue
Did you ever figure this out?
Just wanted to follow up on this. I have changed the master cylinder and flushed/bled the fluid. I also regreased the shifter. Im still experiencing issues putting the car into gear. In fact, I have to move the shifter 4-5 times between neutral and third, to get it to fully enter third, and then It will enter the other gears, Including first.
If I come to a complete stop, and release the clutch pedal, I will have go through this process. If I keep the pedal pinned to the floor after coming to a stop, I can re enter any of the gears perfectly. Any reccomendations on what should be checked next?
Thanks
If I come to a complete stop, and release the clutch pedal, I will have go through this process. If I keep the pedal pinned to the floor after coming to a stop, I can re enter any of the gears perfectly. Any reccomendations on what should be checked next?
Thanks
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From: Blaine, WA
I adjusted my clutch master to remove any free play on the rod, still have the same issue.
If I go neutral, clutch in, gear 3, gear 4, then 1st gear it will go into first.
If I go neutral, clutch in, 1st gear, it will not go in with-out significant force.
My only thought is to bleed once more, then its got to be a syncro, pressure plate/clutch, or throw-out bearing problem.....
If I go neutral, clutch in, gear 3, gear 4, then 1st gear it will go into first.
If I go neutral, clutch in, 1st gear, it will not go in with-out significant force.
My only thought is to bleed once more, then its got to be a syncro, pressure plate/clutch, or throw-out bearing problem.....
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