tranny problems!
03-08-2007, 02:06 AM
#11
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RE: tranny problems!
i was just going to say that, at first it sounded like a clutch or syncro but the more indepth he goes with the problem the more it sounds like a bent fork
ORIGINAL: AdderMk2
sounds like you have a shifter fork problem... time to drop the trans and look for bent internals
sounds like you have a shifter fork problem... time to drop the trans and look for bent internals
03-08-2007, 02:13 AM
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RE: tranny problems!
ORIGINAL: 94gtcoupe
i was just going to say that, at first it sounded like a clutch or syncro but the more indepth he goes with the problem the more it sounds like a bent fork
i was just going to say that, at first it sounded like a clutch or syncro but the more indepth he goes with the problem the more it sounds like a bent fork
ORIGINAL: AdderMk2
sounds like you have a shifter fork problem... time to drop the trans and look for bent internals
sounds like you have a shifter fork problem... time to drop the trans and look for bent internals
03-08-2007, 02:47 AM
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RE: tranny problems!
its gonna take some work...remove trans... open up the trans... know what your looking at so you can tell if somethings ****ed up ... remove/replace damaged parts, hope you can put it back together right... its not an easy task...
how much mech know how do you have?
how much mech know how do you have?
03-08-2007, 04:12 AM
#18
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RE: tranny problems!
ORIGINAL: dimebag
its gonna take some work...remove trans... open up the trans... know what your looking at so you can tell if somethings ****ed up ... remove/replace damaged parts, hope you can put it back together right... its not an easy task...
how much mech know how do you have?
its gonna take some work...remove trans... open up the trans... know what your looking at so you can tell if somethings ****ed up ... remove/replace damaged parts, hope you can put it back together right... its not an easy task...
how much mech know how do you have?
03-08-2007, 05:15 AM
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RE: tranny problems!
i had the same problem, it may not be your clutch or you tranny your floor mat might be pushed up behind the petal i couldnt find the problem on mine and it was just that the whole time. i felt like such a retard