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Old 10-11-2004, 06:11 PM
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Re: Trouble shifting into second gear

Hey,
I would definetely suggest you go to http://www.ineed1.com/quikmechanic.html.

They offer quick answers to car problems, at a cheap price of just $1. They helped me out when I couldn't figure out why my car temperature would rise when I come to stop, and be ok when driving. You'd think it would be the other way around, Anyway, I waste more than a $1 a day on junk anyway, so felt I could afford to lose it if anything. It's better than going some of those mechanic who tell you garbage, and charge you big money for nothing, or worse a shady tree mechanic with no real training.

Good Luck,
Chutch
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Old 10-12-2004, 06:13 PM
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Re: Re: Trouble shifting into second gear

Hi! I have decided to change the fluid myself. Can you tell me what is the size of the wrench I need to open the drain and filler bolt? How do I add the fluid once I drained the old one? I will buy a manual which explains the process (is there anything to it other than: open the drain bolt, let everything drain, close it and fill it upto the fill bolt opening and close it). But are there any special precautions to take?

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Change the fluid to redline gear oil, also when you first start your car in the morning, let it sit for 30 seconds, and then shift through the gears slowly. It is not uncommon for manual trannies to require more force to get into a gear when the weather gets colder. If your synchros were bad then you would be getting grinding even when the car was warmed up.
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