Froyd79
07-28-2007, 03:41 AM
Well I ran into a problem on the se-r.
I always hated this rediculously heavy clutch. Too much for what I needed. But ever since installed it needed constant adjustment.
Well Now it will not shift into gear. Logic tells me its in the clutch and/or counterparts. But it is acting goofy. I have been reading through the threads about the springs popping out etc. but I dont think it fits this problem. So here goes.
(this is with a less than 100 mile OEM Clutch cable adjusted to max. I have went through about 5 cables and the bracket has been modified since day 1 so my modification has worked for 2 years now, no reason to think now it is not working properly)
car running, all gears grind.
Car off goes into all gears fine.
Start car in first gear (clutch in, I still have the switch connected) it lurches forward then stops and I release the clutch and it does not grab until almost at full release.
Then any other gears are obtained through rev matching and some force.
I dont know maybe I am missing something. But it grabbing at full release says that it is disengaging the clutch, yet it not allowing it to go into gear says it is not engaging.
Just looking for some ideas. The transmission will be dropped, I just have to wait a month. Just had my Gallbladder removed and am on lifting restriction. I hate to replace both. But I like to buy parts ahead of time, to save downtime. Obviously the problem should reveal itself. But does this sound like a transmission issue? Reason I ask is there is a 95 g20 @ the boneyard and another local se-r is eyeing the tranny up. But if it sounds as if the trans is fine then I wont worry about it and just focus on new clutch etc.
NOTE: I dont think it means much but I just got it off the dyno drove home, that night it wouldnt work when I went to go out. Next day get admitted to hospital!
So any thoughts would be appreciated. This is still the stock tranny so I do not know what symptoms arise when they are getting ready to give up the ghost. And quite honestly I have never been easy on this transmission.
I always hated this rediculously heavy clutch. Too much for what I needed. But ever since installed it needed constant adjustment.
Well Now it will not shift into gear. Logic tells me its in the clutch and/or counterparts. But it is acting goofy. I have been reading through the threads about the springs popping out etc. but I dont think it fits this problem. So here goes.
(this is with a less than 100 mile OEM Clutch cable adjusted to max. I have went through about 5 cables and the bracket has been modified since day 1 so my modification has worked for 2 years now, no reason to think now it is not working properly)
car running, all gears grind.
Car off goes into all gears fine.
Start car in first gear (clutch in, I still have the switch connected) it lurches forward then stops and I release the clutch and it does not grab until almost at full release.
Then any other gears are obtained through rev matching and some force.
I dont know maybe I am missing something. But it grabbing at full release says that it is disengaging the clutch, yet it not allowing it to go into gear says it is not engaging.
Just looking for some ideas. The transmission will be dropped, I just have to wait a month. Just had my Gallbladder removed and am on lifting restriction. I hate to replace both. But I like to buy parts ahead of time, to save downtime. Obviously the problem should reveal itself. But does this sound like a transmission issue? Reason I ask is there is a 95 g20 @ the boneyard and another local se-r is eyeing the tranny up. But if it sounds as if the trans is fine then I wont worry about it and just focus on new clutch etc.
NOTE: I dont think it means much but I just got it off the dyno drove home, that night it wouldnt work when I went to go out. Next day get admitted to hospital!
So any thoughts would be appreciated. This is still the stock tranny so I do not know what symptoms arise when they are getting ready to give up the ghost. And quite honestly I have never been easy on this transmission.