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Old 03-19-2006, 10:00 AM
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my friends 97 civic hx has i guess a "sticky clutch", it doesnt always go into gear. first gear is nearly impossible to get into now. any ideas as to why this is, or how to fix it?
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change the transmission fluid?
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i thought about that, but wouldnt that make everygear hard, not just first? im going to bleed the clutch and everything next weekend.
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For a long time it was just hard for me to get into 1st and 5th and reverse, now it's every gear. Damn i need to change the fluid
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Synchros are going maybe?
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thats what i was thinking. could be the synchros. i had the same problem as you and i just changed the tranny fluid and everything was better after that.
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Start with the simplest solution. Just bleed the clutch fluid and see where that puts you. Make sure you're not leaking any fluid on your firewall from your master cylinder and check under the hood on the slave. If everything looks good there, then resort to the tranny fluid. That's just my two cents.
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thanks guys, ill try it and see what happens.
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