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amaciose 12-06-2013 05:04 PM

Shift resistance
 
I'm still moderately new to all of the mechanics involved in a MT, but lately I've noticed a bunch of resistance when shifting into first and second gears when the car is running.

If I try and force it into gear it will eventually lock in if I wiggle it left and right a bit, and I won't get any grinding (although I will hear a bit of a whirring noise as it slips into gear). With the car off, the shifts are perfectly smooth.

Has anyone else noticed this and/or is it a problem? Is this fixed with a change of hardware, trans oil, or technique?

Thanks!

lickitysplit 12-06-2013 05:15 PM

If its colder in your area, and this is the first time you've driven in the cold thats probably all it is.

DAN_BRZ 12-06-2013 09:53 PM

try replacing your tranny oil, factory oil is sheeeittty.
Motul/Redline Amsoil work nicely and im sure there are some others. gm synchromesh worked wonders on hondas, maybe that would work well in our trannies too?


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