Shifting issue
So, I've a 2011 GT/CS, recently I've been having issue to shift into first and second gear at stop light, I have to really force it into gear. It didn't happen all the time, but when it does it's almost impossible to put it into gear. The car currently has 145k. Do you guys think it's the transmission or just clutch?
The clutch & brake hydraulic systems share the same reservoir that's placed in front of the brake booster. There's no dipstick. Just remove the cap and inspect the fluid level.
If the fluid is old & darkened, you should have it replaced with fresh DOT 4 brake fluid. That alone could make all the difference.
If the fluid is old & darkened, you should have it replaced with fresh DOT 4 brake fluid. That alone could make all the difference.
The clutch & brake hydraulic systems share the same reservoir that's placed in front of the brake booster. There's no dipstick. Just remove the cap and inspect the fluid level.
If the fluid is old & darkened, you should have it replaced with fresh DOT 4 brake fluid. That alone could make all the difference.
If the fluid is old & darkened, you should have it replaced with fresh DOT 4 brake fluid. That alone could make all the difference.
Yes. Mind you if you have fresh fluid in the reservoir, the brake pedal will also feel a bit firmer. The fluid is hygroscopic (absorbs water) and loses its viscosity over time. Therefore it should ideally be replaced every three years, or even more frequently if you live in a very humid climate.
Yes. Mind you if you have fresh fluid in the reservoir, the brake pedal will also feel a bit firmer. The fluid is hygroscopic (absorbs water) and loses its viscosity over time. Therefore it should ideally be replaced every three years, or even more frequently if you live in a very humid climate.
Oh ****, I just realized the name is from need for speed lol
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