New clutch fitted, can't engage gears properly.
- Thread starter TheJamMod
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Goodluckmonkey
TA Friends
The clutch isn't disengaging properly.
May have air in the hydraulic system.
If a bleed doesn't sort it, send it back.
May have air in the hydraulic system.
If a bleed doesn't sort it, send it back.
Goodluckmonkey
TA Friends
Sounds like the clutch is still hanging a little.
May be worth flushing the fluid all the way through.
***uming they've disconnected the driveshafts to remove the 'box, do you know what fluid they've put back in there? These Honda's can be a little picky apparently.
(Although I swapped mine out to a comma recommended substitute for the Honda MTF, and it got rid of my crunchy 3rd gear synchro)
It is of course recommended that you use the Honda stuff according to the manual, but my car's done 20k on something different and the gearbox is slicker than whatever was in it before.
May be worth flushing the fluid all the way through.
***uming they've disconnected the driveshafts to remove the 'box, do you know what fluid they've put back in there? These Honda's can be a little picky apparently.
(Although I swapped mine out to a comma recommended substitute for the Honda MTF, and it got rid of my crunchy 3rd gear synchro)
It is of course recommended that you use the Honda stuff according to the manual, but my car's done 20k on something different and the gearbox is slicker than whatever was in it before.
wobbin
Members
If you don't mind me asking how much did the clutch replacement cost and where was it done ? Might be needing one myself in the not so distant future.
And a stage 1 plus EGR delete remap to go with it of course
Cheers
Robin
And a stage 1 plus EGR delete remap to go with it of course
Cheers
Robin
Mine was like that when I had my clutch done, the best way I could describe it is it was like changing gear without the clutch I had to hammer it into gear, after a few days of use it simply dropped into place and the gears are smooth as silk now