This is usually caused by a bad slave cylinder. If it gets worse you will be able to shift gears with the engine off, but not when it is running.
> Are you sure the clutch is fully disengaging? Could it be possible that
> the hydraulic clutch system is not fully releasing the clutch from
> engine? This could cause difficult shifting in all gears...
>
> Professor
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Mike Walsh
West Palm Beach, Florida, U.S.A.
Syl - 06 Dec 2005 02:27 GMT
Hi!
I verified the hydraulic clutch system by a functionnal test, on a level
surface and the disengagement seems correct, there is nothing abnormal like
smell, or a tendency to move foward. Also there is no grinding noise when
the gears engage, and the shifting problem is the same when the motor is
running and when it's stopped. I read that a bad disengagement should render
the shifting harder when the motor is running.
These facts let me think that the problem could come from the shifter
mecanism.
Any idea?
May I acces the mecanism by inside the car?
Thanks.
> This is usually caused by a bad slave cylinder. If it gets worse you will
> be able to shift gears with the engine off, but not when it is running.
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>> Professor
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