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Car Forum / Volkswagen / Water Cooled Volkswagen Cars / August 2008

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T4 Gear selector problem.

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none@snotmail.com - 20 Aug 2008 23:16 GMT
My T4 has done nearly 89K. It is a 1998 non turbo 1.9 diesel and
suddenly I am finding when I go to change into 5th gear I am getting
3rd again instead. I can drive it but I have to really push the lever
into the slot to get 5th. Anyone got any idea what the problem is?
pete
Maxi - 20 Aug 2008 23:21 GMT
> My T4 has done nearly 89K. It is a 1998 non turbo 1.9 diesel and
> suddenly I am finding when I go to change into 5th gear I am getting
> 3rd again instead. I can drive it but I have to really push the lever
> into the slot to get 5th. Anyone got any idea what the problem is?
> pete

Could there be a problem with the gear linkages ?
Igel@Büro - 21 Aug 2008 03:47 GMT
The Nylon/Plastic Parts of Linkage near the Gear-box  and the likely the
Combined Plastic and Rubber Bushing at the End of Selector Rod are required
Replacement.  Mien was at similar Mileage.

Costs of Parts is so-so but the Costs for ManPower....
btw it is impossible for DIY as I have tried!  You are likely charged by any
VW Garage for 2-3 Hours

"Maxi" <maxi@so.com> ???????:g8i5dg$qnr$1@aioe.org...
>> My T4 has done nearly 89K. It is a 1998 non turbo 1.9 diesel and
>> suddenly I am finding when I go to change into 5th gear I am getting
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>
> Could there be a problem with the gear linkages ?
none@snotmail.com - 21 Aug 2008 10:58 GMT
>The Nylon/Plastic Parts of Linkage near the Gear-box  and the likely the
>Combined Plastic and Rubber Bushing at the End of Selector Rod are required
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>btw it is impossible for DIY as I have tried!  You are likely charged by any
>VW Garage for 2-3 Hours

Thanks for the informative answer. I can stand all that but now I have
the problem of getting it booked into a VW garage due to the W/E and
Bank Holiday. Will it do any harm to keep on using it?
pete
Ears - 23 Aug 2008 08:37 GMT
Try trading for synthetic gear oil.
 
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