3rd gear grind?
Nov 12, 2007, 05:41 AM
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3rd gear grind?
I seem to have this grind when shifting into 3rd only from 2nd and it happens not all the time
is there anything where the shifter is concerned that it can rub on and make this feeling as if i concentrate and make sure it goes in straight it seems fine
if i gently put it in, it doesn't grind
the only thing did differently was changed g/b fluid a mth ago but everything else is fine af as the g/b is concerned
any thoughts here gentlemen?
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is there anything where the shifter is concerned that it can rub on and make this feeling as if i concentrate and make sure it goes in straight it seems fine
if i gently put it in, it doesn't grind
the only thing did differently was changed g/b fluid a mth ago but everything else is fine af as the g/b is concerned
any thoughts here gentlemen?
Thanks
Nov 12, 2007, 05:54 AM
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thanks, what would i need to buy if it needs changing
yeah something like that but doesn't even happen all the time, only when shifting like normal and u don't hear it, u feel it on the stick
i was also thinking pressure plate
yeah something like that but doesn't even happen all the time, only when shifting like normal and u don't hear it, u feel it on the stick
i was also thinking pressure plate
Nov 12, 2007, 06:07 AM
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Do You Have The Factory Clutch Or Is It A Twin?
When My Third Gear Syncro Went Out It Started With Just Feeling It But It Eventualy Got To The Point Were I Heard It.
I Would Try To Adjust The Clutch. Its The Easiest To Rule Out And It Cost Nothing To Do.
It Also Could Be A Shifter Bushing.
As Far As To Repair You Would Need 3rd And 4th Gear Syncro.
When My Third Gear Syncro Went Out It Started With Just Feeling It But It Eventualy Got To The Point Were I Heard It.
I Would Try To Adjust The Clutch. Its The Easiest To Rule Out And It Cost Nothing To Do.
It Also Could Be A Shifter Bushing.
As Far As To Repair You Would Need 3rd And 4th Gear Syncro.
Nov 12, 2007, 06:10 AM
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it is aftermkt, act copper is what i am told
actually have a s&s to replace with
shifter is very firm, no play whatsoever
thanks for the info
who sells that syncro
actually have a s&s to replace with
shifter is very firm, no play whatsoever
thanks for the info
who sells that syncro
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Nov 16, 2007, 12:15 PM
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bumping this as i have th same problem..i have a shep tranny and a twin disc. the clutch is adjusted properly but i think it has to do with the aftermarket shifter bushings
Nov 16, 2007, 03:00 PM
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cant be my synchro on and BRAND NEW tranny...but like you said i believe its the fluid. its to thick for the shep tranny, and with the aftermarket bushings you feel alot more and it "might" feel like a grind sometimes
