Hi Guys,
For ages I've had an issue with my car that sometimes when I place the car into reverse I get a grind of gears. This will usually go away if the car is completely still and I have the clutch depressed for 2 or 3 seconds and then put the car into gear. However sometimes it wont completely go into gear until I release the clutch a tiny tiny amount.
The car is now becoming increasingly hard to put into first and second gear. It really don't want to go into gear! It seems to keep getting worse.
Now I had the clutch replaced about a month ago. I replaced the gearbox oil last week hoping it would make it better but with no such luck. (I had the issue getting into reverse with the old clutch as well)
Could anyone shed some light on what could possibly be causing this. Also if it is something I can check myself at home with basic tools.
Could the clutch not be fully disengaging? Is it likely bleeding the clutch will help fix the issues? Possibly clutch fork? I'm really just guessing here...
Thanks for any help!
For ages I've had an issue with my car that sometimes when I place the car into reverse I get a grind of gears. This will usually go away if the car is completely still and I have the clutch depressed for 2 or 3 seconds and then put the car into gear. However sometimes it wont completely go into gear until I release the clutch a tiny tiny amount.
The car is now becoming increasingly hard to put into first and second gear. It really don't want to go into gear! It seems to keep getting worse.
Now I had the clutch replaced about a month ago. I replaced the gearbox oil last week hoping it would make it better but with no such luck. (I had the issue getting into reverse with the old clutch as well)
Could anyone shed some light on what could possibly be causing this. Also if it is something I can check myself at home with basic tools.
Could the clutch not be fully disengaging? Is it likely bleeding the clutch will help fix the issues? Possibly clutch fork? I'm really just guessing here...
Thanks for any help!
