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    hi im new to this...and dont reallie kno much but if SOMEBODY OR ANYBODY could help me out tat would be awesome. the problem im having is wen i get close to redline from 1st to 2nd i seems like im popping my clutch and the same thing happens wen i get into 5th...but is it cuz the flywheel is bad ?????

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    #2
    popping? like a noise or an action? later.
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      #3
      itz like wen i switch gears so it would be an action

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        #4
        Wouldn't it be syncro's going out? Mine grinds when I shift to 4th if the RPM's are above 2k.

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          #5
          to the origional poster, please describe your problem with more clarity.
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            #6
            I had grinding noises when shifting, and it turned out to be a slow leak in the hydraulic clutch. The clutch wouldn't fully disengage, even with the pedal fully depressed. Look for fluid leaks behind the clutch pedal inside the cabin and around the slave cylinder (front of the engine, kinda below the battery). If you see a leak, replace the cylinder and the problem should go away.
            I swear, eventually I'll run out of things to break.

            I guess I was wrong... I broke it all. Died 10/29/06

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              #7
              Originally posted by According2Aaron
              Wouldn't it be syncro's going out? Mine grinds when I shift to 4th if the RPM's are above 2k.
              thats wat it sounds like to me when im in 1st around 4 or 5k RPM's going into 2nd then the same happens when im going to 5th

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                #8
                so how do u go about to fixing the syncros? some say rebuild the tranny and others are saying change your transmission fluid

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by crewfish13
                  I had grinding noises when shifting, and it turned out to be a slow leak in the hydraulic clutch. The clutch wouldn't fully disengage, even with the pedal fully depressed. Look for fluid leaks behind the clutch pedal inside the cabin and around the slave cylinder (front of the engine, kinda below the battery). If you see a leak, replace the cylinder and the problem should go away.
                  Hmm.... I might just have to check on that for myself 'cause I know my clutch's got a slow leak.

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