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    shifting problems

    ok i got in my car this morning to go to school and when i went to shift into 2nd it was hard as hell. i thought it was just me but when i shifted into 3rd, 4th and 5th it was hard to get into also. any help would be greatly appreciated. thankz david
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    maybe tranny was to cold? it could be the shift stand not lubed. or a cold clutch.

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      #3
      ok cool thank you. i hope it isnt actin up like this mornin when i get outta school. so lets say if it keeps on actin up what could it be???

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        #4
        When was the last time the tranny fluid was flushed and changed, maybe that could help.

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          #5
          hmm also check your clutch fluid level..i had the same problem and then my slave cylinder went.. the tranny fluid helps to

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            #6
            shifting problems

            do you know if the clutch slave cylinder is extending out all the way? Is there proper amount of fluid in the line.. Do you know it the previous owner has abused the transmission..

            I know these questions are tough answer but I am just trying to troubleshoot.. I cant imagine that in OHIO it is subzero temps that it would almost stop you like that..

            keep me posted..

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              #7
              i'd check your shifter cables for any binding.

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                #8
                Originally posted by My93Cb7
                ok cool thank you. i hope it isnt actin up like this mornin when i get outta school. so lets say if it keeps on actin up what could it be???
                check your reservoirs for fluid level as mentioned....best, cheapest, and hopefull the only method you'll have to do. GL

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                  #9
                  First, check clutch hydrualics, most common for this problem. If they are leaking, they will not fully disengage the clutch, causing a hard shift. A failing pressure plate can also cause that. In our transmission, low oil will rarely if ever cause hard shifting.

                  Check for hydraulic leaks, replace if necessary.


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                    #10
                    thanks alot guys i checked it out 2day and it was nothin wrong with it i guess it was still cold or somethin. when i got out of school everythin was fine.

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                      #11
                      ok well today the clutch pedal stayed down like i could move it up and down after i pressed the clutch down. i hate how my car is actin up this is the first problem that i have ever had with my car. wat could that b that is causin the problem. would it b missing fluid or wat could it b.

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