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96 Geo Metro LSi gear problemsMikeNovak 08-13-2009, 04:42 AM Hello, I have a 1996 Geo Metro LSi 4 door 5 speed 1.3L and I have a few questions... My Geo will shift from first to second, but when shifted into second gear, it grinds and then spits it back out. I haven't gotten a diagnostic on it yet, because I wasn't sure. I called the transmission people and they said it might be a bad second gear. Any suggestions for me to try before I bring it in? I've been driving it, just shifting from 1st to 3rd, and it works just fine, but for whatever reason, 2nd will absolutely not work. Help? Thanks! ~ Mike 91Caprice9c1 09-01-2009, 04:21 AM Hi Mike, First thing to do is to check that your motor mounts and bushings associated with the shift linkage are in good shape. I've been inside a couple 5 speeds, although, I don't remember a whole lot. If you're popping out of gear, then at the very least you will need to replace a synchro, and worse case scenario you're looking at a synchro, shift collar and second gear, assuming all is well with the shift fork and associated linkage. Hard parts for these transmissions are expensive. What I would do, if I were you, is try to find a junk yard/salvage transmission. I've had good results with them. And replacing the transmission yourself will save you a lot of money vs paying someone to remove, open up, repair, seal up and reinstall yours. My prediction is that you'd get worked on parts alone. -Matt Hello, I have a 1996 Geo Metro LSi 4 door 5 speed 1.3L and I have a few questions... My Geo will shift from first to second, but when shifted into second gear, it grinds and then spits it back out. I haven't gotten a diagnostic on it yet, because I wasn't sure. I called the transmission people and they said it might be a bad second gear. Any suggestions for me to try before I bring it in? I've been driving it, just shifting from 1st to 3rd, and it works just fine, but for whatever reason, 2nd will absolutely not work. Help? Thanks! ~ Mike MikeNovak 09-01-2009, 04:55 AM Thanks Matt! Ill do that today! vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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