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Typically grinding in one specific gear is a bad synchronizer, but since your're having a problem with reverse also, you may have a dragging clutch either from a master cylinder problem or a broken piece on the clutch disk. Check the master cylinder reservoir. If it is low, add fluid and check the master cylinder push rod under the dash for leaks.
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^correct. Check that the clutch pedal does not have excess freeplay. It seems like most TSX clutches engage at a very low pedal position...which makes it difficult to shift fast.
I don't expect that we'll hear back, but....
Is this an aftermarket clutch? What kind?
Check clutch fluid level first. Then bleed the system. Then adjust freeplay properly. Freeplay should be between 0 and about 6mm (1/4").
I don't expect that we'll hear back, but....
Is this an aftermarket clutch? What kind?
Check clutch fluid level first. Then bleed the system. Then adjust freeplay properly. Freeplay should be between 0 and about 6mm (1/4").
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