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ok i finally fixed the cams and i took the car for a drive and shortly into the drive i found out that i cant shift into fourth gear and somtimes it grinds in 3rd.does any one know what it could be? {i bet the f***ing tranny is shot}
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ok i finally fixed the cams and i took the car for a drive and shortly into the drive i found out that i cant shift into fourth gear and somtimes it grinds in 3rd.does any one know what it could be? {i bet the f***ing tranny is shot}
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Sounds like ya got some synchros going bad. If you would like to make it shift better without spending a lot of money right now put some Synchromesh tranny fluid in it. It works wonders.
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Re: tranny

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Sounds like ya got some synchros going bad. If you would like to make it shift better without spending a lot of money right now put some Synchromesh tranny fluid in it. It works wonders.
What's the difference between syncromesh vs. syncroshift fluid? Cause in my 30k mile thread, you guys said for me to use syncroshift.
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As far as I know they are the same thing. On the bottles though, it says Pennzoil Synchromesh... I think the other is called BG Synchroshift and thats why they said to use Synchroshift. Shepherd told me Pennzoil is the best for our trannys though.
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