car wont go into gear!!!
i have a 84x89 setup.(84mm ls vtec) with a type r tranny and a 62-1turbo. Today i went to move the car and when the car is on with the clutch pedal pushed to the floor it will not go into gear. Now when the car is off it goes into gear like factory. What could be causing this???
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clutchmasters 6 puck sprung clutch with a cc Upgraded PP. I was thinking it was the slave cylinder because when i was driving the clutch peddle(spelling) was on the floor and i had to pump it a few times to get it to come back up. The clutch was bled properly. so thats why i thought it was the slave cylinder.
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replaced the slave cylinder and bled the system and i still have the same problem. It seems like the fork on the tranny isnt being pushed to the passenger side, by hand i could push it to the drivers side but even with me pressing the clutch the fork wont move to the passengers side.
from what ive been reading on the web people say the problem could be
Slave cylinder
master cylinder
pilot bearing
spring on clutch
throwout bearing
pressure plate
shift fork
broken clutch
im already ruling out the slave cylinder and master cylinder because i checked the master cylinder today and replaced the slave cylinder and bled the line. i also checked the shift fork and nothing looks to be wrong with it.
Slave cylinder
master cylinder
pilot bearing
spring on clutch
throwout bearing
pressure plate
shift fork
broken clutch
im already ruling out the slave cylinder and master cylinder because i checked the master cylinder today and replaced the slave cylinder and bled the line. i also checked the shift fork and nothing looks to be wrong with it.
Seems you checked/replaced the obvious so far.
I would check the pressure plate to see if the "ring" cracked, as well the Throwout bearing.
also if you tampered with the tranny,
I'd check the set screw and washer for the 1/2 shift fork. Reason i say washer is because if the washer is too thin it compresses the ball bearing into the dimple of the shift fork so hard that it won't move. Make sure its torqued properly, overtightening it will compress the washer as well.
just my 2 cents..
I would check the pressure plate to see if the "ring" cracked, as well the Throwout bearing.
also if you tampered with the tranny,
I'd check the set screw and washer for the 1/2 shift fork. Reason i say washer is because if the washer is too thin it compresses the ball bearing into the dimple of the shift fork so hard that it won't move. Make sure its torqued properly, overtightening it will compress the washer as well.
just my 2 cents..
i had this problem before it was a nightmare trying to figure it ouT on my hseries.this what i had if i leave it in gear when its off and then turn it on it wonts shift at all but when i have it off it shifhts freely. i tore apart the tranny check everything,change clutch,change slave cylinder and etc. but come to find out its my clutch master cylinder. change that and ur problem will be sold guarantee
Ok well if you had to pump the clutch pedal to get it to come back up then you have air in the system....Air can only get into the system if there was a leak assuming you didnt open the bleeder screw or mess with the clutch system prior to your problem. If you already replaced the clutch slave cylinder then you either have a leak in the line somewhere, you didnt bleed the clutch right, or your master cylinder is on its way out.
how was the car driving before you parked it? wondering because i had my clutch sieze to the pressure plate. i had the same problem. replaced the clutch and everything was fine.. im sure you would know if it was the clutch though
have you had someone verify that the fork moves when you press the clutch pedal. If you have the upgraded pressure plate then i think your fork is on the way to just breaking, its probably broken inside the bell housing and when you press the clutch its just bending, those things are stupid hard to press in. Have you messed with the tranny internally?
its your clutch. the spring popped out causing it not to shift when the car is on. change your clutch and you'll be good. i get customer cars like that all the time. goodluck.




