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Tranny hard to shift in any gear
Hello all
This winter the tranny got harder and harder to shift in any gear. It was usualy harder in winter when could, but now it's harder anytime. I have look at the attachement point at the tranny and both cable are well attach with the clip. I have spray WD40 at the pivot point too, but still hard to shift. I have a short shifter, so I know it's a little harder from smaller lever, but now it's very hard. Could oil being really old do that? Any other reason for very hard shifting? Thanks Chris |
Make sure to re-lube the points you used WD40 on since it's not a lubricant. :)
Does the stiffness feel like the clutch isn't in all the way (any grinding) or is just difficult to move in general? Wonder if the cables are getting stuck in the sheathing (doubt it but it could be plausible). |
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Myth: WD-40 Multi-Use Product is not really a lubricant. Fact: the “W-D” in WD-40 stands for Water Displacement, WD-40 Multi-Use Product is a unique, special blend of lubricants. The product’s formulation also contains anti-corrosion agents and ingredients for penetration, water displacement and soil removal. |
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thank all for the WD40 information.lol
but still I dont think it's my problem hehe. The clutch seam fine. I dont have any grinding, its just very hard to shift. If it was cable adjustment, it would not fit in gear, but would still be smooth? could it be old oil making the synchro not properly working? or the sychro itself being too old? later Chris |
Change your tranny fluid. Had the same issues. Easy and cheap DIY fix. After the change...everything is great.
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After the change it is much better, still a little stiff when cold but it warms up very quickly. Before driving off I just move the shifter through 1-4 and then I am all set. Steve |
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