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Feb 11, 2024 - 11:17 PM
Hey! Here's a few potential issues to consider. First, check the hydraulic line from the master to the slave cylinder to ensure there are no leaks. Additionally, inspect the linkage and cables for any signs of damage or misalignment. If everything appears fine, the problem might be related to the transmission itself. Issues with the synchromesh, clutch fork, or pressure plate could be causing difficulty in engaging gears as well.
Feb 12, 2024 - 07:02 AM
There's no leaks in the line I've checked it twiceThere's no leaks in the line I've checked it twice and let it twice I did check all the linkage and the cables and everything and everything appears to be doing exactly what it's supposed to I can start it in first or in first or second gear and it doesn't give the big jump it just starts to roll forward if I don't have my foot on the break I don't know if that is helpful
Feb 12, 2024 - 07:04 AM
Also the clutchAlso the clutch Fork seems to be working correctly and wouldn't and wouldn't the pressure plate been part of the clutch been part of the clutch kit that was that was replaced?
Feb 20, 2024 - 11:08 AM
Hi there,
I see you have already replaced several parts or key components of the clutch but are still experiencing the same issue: failing to shift gears normally. Here are the top four possible causes:
1. Trapped air in the hydraulic system. A small amount of air in the hydraulic line will prevent the clutch from fully disengaging making shifting gears difficult while running.
2. Incorrect clutch adjustment. Improper adjustment can affect clutch engagement. Check if the clutch free play is within the manufacturer's specifications.
3. Bad throw-out bearing. A faulty throw-out bearing can bind, preventing the clutch from fully disengaging, even with proper hydraulic pressure.
4. Pressure plate or clutch disc issues. A warped pressure plate or distorted clutch disc can cause uneven pressure distribution, resulting in slipping and difficulty engaging gears.
For more details about this issue, click this link from our CarParts resource online blog (auto repair 101) link.
I hope this helps!
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