redneck101

My problem just started today on the way back from the track. Everytime I shift fastinto 3rd gear, it grinds. It never grinded before. If I shift slow, it goes in smooth. What the hell is the problem?? Shift fork?? SHort throw shifter possibly?? Thanks for any help!!

vfast

you*L*...you are hav'in the synco going bad do yourself a favor and get a tri-axle type shifter and a new adjustable quadrant<edited><editID>vfast</editID><editDate>38003.8997569444</editDate></edited>

redneck101

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synco is going bad and I only have 3000 miles on the mach??? If so, what will this crap cost me? (EDIT) I just realized another guy on here is having the EXACT problem as me.. Guess this happens frequently.. Will this stop on its own like the other person stated?</P>


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vfast

well what I meant is your slow with the clutch or shifter if you keep on they will be bad in a hurry..buy the shifter asap! www.steeda.com

redneck101

[QUOTE=vfast]well what I meant is your slow with the clutch or shifter if you keep on they will be bad in a hurry..buy the shifter asap! www.steeda.com[/QUOTE] </P>


I don't think you understand. I am a very capeable 5 speed driver, and its not the driver.<IMG src=smileys/smiley4.gif border="0">.. I have the roush shifter, and its made exactly like the steeda tri-ax. This problem just started today</P>

vfast

I don't doubt it but maybe you need a lil more practice..only other things is check the clutch fluid as well as the tranny.. I'm not sure if their putting synth. oil in them yet, and maybe the cable has stretched or you have bent the clutch fork..check the adjustment of the shifter also<edited><editID>vfast</editID><editDate>38003.9146180556</editDate></edited>

redneck101

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Obviously you have not a f**king clue as to what you are talking about... Clutch fork??<IMG src=smileys/smiley32.gif border="0"> Practice??<IMG src=smileys/smiley13.gif border="0">Adjustment of the shifter?? The adjustments areto stop overshift, and have absolutely nothing to do with grinding of a specific gear.I HAVE A MECHANICAL PROBLEM!!. I didn't buy a Mach one and not know how to drive! *L* Anyone else have any feedback besides dumbdick here??</P>

Dan04COBRA

Redneck, Vfast is right. You may have bent the forks, which while you shift quickly will cause grinding. But I believe most aftermarket shifters have metal stops to keep from overshift like you said and preventing that damage. It won't hurt to have it looked at. </P>


If that isn't the issue, should like you must have abused your tranny alittle too much or it wasn't in top shape from the factory. <IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0"></P>

CobraSVT33

if its a new mach take it to the dealership and let them take care of it ford 3 yr warantee

Dan04COBRA

Sounds like SVT33 has the best idea <IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0">