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12-04-2018, 10:20 AM | #1 |
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Taking car to dealer for service
Usually I never do this. Either I'll change whatever myself or if it's really complicated I'll have a trusted shop do it. Screw dealer pricing. That said, however, I've been having an issue with my tranny, and was wondering if anyone had the same.
To replicate issue: You need to be going at least 70mph in 6th gear. As you downshift to 5th, clutch all the way in, blip the gas as to revmatch, and as you put the shifter into 5th you will feel the gears. It's not a good feeling haha I called and made an appointment, and they said it would be $60 if nothing checked out and they couldn't make a warranty claim. I have a 7 year 100,000 mile powertrain warranty. Is this standard to all FRS's? Also, I put in a mishimoto intake. Will this stop me from making a warranty claim? Thanks |
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I doubt your changing out the intake would effect any transmission warrant work. The power train warranty on my 2013 FR-S is 60 months or 60,000 miles. humfrz |
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yes most likely the person paid extra for the extended warranty coverage.. Last edited by HKz; 12-04-2018 at 03:58 PM. |
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I don't see nothin' wrong... with a little bump and grind...
But for real though, people have had issues with the synchros in these cars. There are plenty of "grinds when going into X gear" threads to be found. Some people have had the dealer give them a new transmission, some have simply changed the trans fluid and the problem was resolved. My car used to grind occasionally going from 4th to 5th if the revs were high, but it hasn't happened in a couple months. Not really sure why. |
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Ok so I'm gonna be honest it's my first manual trans so I might not be classifying it right. When I blip the throttle and push the shifter into 5th, I can almost kinda feel the gears fighting back at me. When I blip it and wait a second, till rpms reach the peak and begin to drop its fine. Honestly Im just looking for dealer to do whatever to fix it, I have that warranty might as well use it.
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I mean, you can ask the tech to take it out, but I'm 99% sure they'll say that is normal operation for the gearbox. As a non-tech person, "fighting back" doesn't sound like an issue. My GTI had a shitty 5th gear. MY FR-S has the same shitty 5th gear. You have to be patient and very deliberate with your shifts into 5th, I've found. Don't bother blipping the throttle. It won't help you. Most gears you can shift with little or no thought. It just "slips in." With fifth gear, you take it by the neck and put its head underwater until it stops fighting... metaphorically speaking. |
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I think this is a driver fix rather than a car fix. |
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It's not so much that you need to "wait", I just think you're probably using a bit too much force when shifting. Just use gentle pressure and you'll feel the shifter "slip" into place.
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Also, I already edited my other post, but I misspoke and you quoted before the edit and I feel that its important to note that synchros don't match wheel and engine speeds, they match shaft and gear speed. The principle is the same, but I don't want to be spreading misinformation.
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