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Old 05-06-2004, 07:01 AM
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so i have a dc short shifter and it freakin jams sometimes when im shifting gears... anything i can do about it?
Old 05-06-2004, 07:52 AM
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it jams? more details on how it jams does it stay in gear ?? or does it get out of gear and not go into the next explain
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by blue2ksi &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so i have a dc short shifter and it freakin jams sometimes when im shifting gears... </TD></TR></TABLE>
As posted already, can you elaborate on "it freakin jams?" Do you mean it actually won't shift into gear, or is it just a notchy feeling when rowing through the gears? I used a DC Sports short shifter for a year and a half and noticed that it is extremely notchy.
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Default Re: problems with short shifters (blue2ksi)

same thing happened to me, re-check your installation, somethings on wrong.
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I had a short shifter in my car that started acting really funny after a few months and I noticed some tranny problems. I would never put one in my car again. I say just put your oem shifter on and see if that corrects it. ....
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i think the shifter sucks in general. first off it's a bitch to get into reverse, i have to try several times. second, it grinds when it jams. i wait till rpms drop then i hit gas again, meaning it shifted but it did not completely shift or something. clutch is all the way in also. over it
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I personally used the DC Sports shifter without any problems whatsoever. The reverse thing is normal for a lot of Civics because of the way that specific gear is designed. You either need to let the car roll a bit before going into reverse or row through a few gears. I usually shift from 3 to 4 before putting it in reverse, and this is with my stock shifter. And I still don't understand what you mean by "it jams." Don't be so quick to blame the mods when you have problems.
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i think he means he shifts but it doesnt go into gear
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