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Old 02-07-2008, 01:46 PM   #1
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transmission issue..

today i test drove a 97 GST manual trans and minor mods.. .. my main concern was while letting the car warm up noticed that there is no "stopper" on 2nd... it just tries to go in without touching the clutch and grinding..

Now when driving the car there is no smooth transition from 1st to 2nd... it always gives a quick grind before entering??? what could be a couple reasons for this? and is it an expensive fix?
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Re: transmission issue..

Could be the throw out bearing going back or bad syncros. Either way you're going to have to drop the tranny.

What do you mean by stopper? I can technically put my car in any gear without hitting the clutch (only done with it off).
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Re: transmission issue..

Im going to guess the syncros are going out on 2nd. I can shift without the clutch to. As long as you dont try to slam the gears without pushing the clutch there is really no harm.
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Re: transmission issue..

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What do you mean by stopper? I can technically put my car in any gear without hitting the clutch (only done with it off).
yeah when the car is on they have "stoppers" all except for 2nd it just tries to go in and it grinds.

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Im going to guess the syncros are going out on 2nd. I can shift without the clutch to. As long as you dont try to slam the gears without pushing the clutch there is really no harm.


relitively when should i shift without the clutch... so what your trying to say is a little grind ain't that bad? clarify
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Re: transmission issue..

RPM shifting is easy and usually if done right there will be no grinding. If 2nd is important to you but you dont have the finances for a rebuild just take 1st up to about 4000 rpm and then push it down into second firmly and eventually it will find the sweet spot and pop right in and keep going.
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Re: transmission issue..

I dont recommend you shifting with out the clutch. While its not really bad for the tranny IF done properly. If you dont do it right it could screw up your tranny. A little grinding isin't going to hurt anything really, but if your shifting right it shouldn't grind at all.
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