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Kai Uhl 11-05-2019 02:03 AM

Difficulty going into 1st and 2nd gear when car is warmed up
 
Been searching the forum and online for anyone with a similar problem as mine but have not found anything

When the car is warmed up, after reaching a stop, I become locked out of 1st gear and sometimes 2nd gear. For whatever reason, if I go to any other gear and then return back to 1st, it goes into gear. This does not happen all the time but probably 1/3 of the time I come to a stop. When the car is cold, the problem does not exist. Any ideas as to what the solution or problem would be?

I have tried adjusting the reverse lockout plate within the shifter but that did not seem to fix the issue. Planning on trying a tranny fluid swap since I haven't changed my tranny fluid in a few years.

For reference, I have about 55k miles, about 5k miles since my ACT HDSS clutch kit w/ streetlite flywheel has been installed. Daily driven. 1 track day since the ACT clutch was installed. Stock drivetrain with the exception of the ACT clutch

humfrz 11-05-2019 02:21 AM

It sure sounds like that "shifter gate plate", or whatever it's called, is out of whack.

I'm gonna summon our shifter expert, ol @Ultramaroon for his thoughts.


humfrz

Kai Uhl 11-05-2019 02:54 AM

Is the "shifter gate plate" the same thing as the reverse lockout plate? If so, I did try adjusting that.

Posted this on some gt86 facebook groups and a couple people are stating they have this same problem with their ACT clutch so might look like its a somewhat common occurrence with ACT clutches

But im open to any advice for a solution

Thanks in advance

Ultramaroon 11-05-2019 03:08 AM

It's most likely the clutch. Have it checked by the person who installed it.


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