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make sure your clutch was installed and the pedal adjusted properly. it can cause the your trans to grind when you shift.

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Old 09-17-2010, 11:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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make sure your clutch was installed and the pedal adjusted properly. it can cause the your trans to grind when you shift.
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make sure your clutch was installed and the pedal adjusted properly. it can cause the your trans to grind when you shift.
Wouldn't it grind in the lower gears also if that's the case?
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Wouldn't it grind in the lower gears also if that's the case?
usually thats the case, but my buddy had a transmission that grinded 5th because the shift fork was a little bent. so it could be that as well.
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