my transmission has problems when I try to power shift, it won't do it without grinding gears, basically in order not to grind gears, I have to wait a few seconds after pushing in the clutch and taking out of gear before I ease into the next gear, and I was wondering if their is any adjustment for the clutch? or what could be the problem, if it might be a bent clutch fork, or bad hydraulics, or even just that my tranny is in need of a rebuild. I tried bleeding the clutch it helped a tiny bit but went right back after like a week.
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thanks in advance for you help.
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If it's doing it in all gears you have a clutch disengagement problem.
Bleed it, look for leaking at the master & slave. Search a bit; this has been gone over. Your trans. is likely fine, but a synchro is not designed to slow down a pressure plate, flywheel, and crankshaft, just a flywheel, input, countershaft, and gear.
Bleed it, look for leaking at the master & slave. Search a bit; this has been gone over. Your trans. is likely fine, but a synchro is not designed to slow down a pressure plate, flywheel, and crankshaft, just a flywheel, input, countershaft, and gear.



