When im sitting still sometimes when i put it into reverse it grinds. Its doing it mroe and more often.

Whats wrong with my 99 Integra GSR?

How much will it cost to fix?

thanx

 

Since the reverse gear is not synchronized, there is a certain clutch "run-down" time associated w/ shifting into reverse. Try disengaging the clutch fully and wait a few seconds before going into reverse. On my 89 Camry I think I heard it should not be more than 9 seconds. I don't know what the spec would be on a GS-R. Basically it meant that if you waited at least 9 seconds and it still ground going into reverse, then there were problems.

 

I had the same problem with reverse grinding... Put it in 1st gear, then put it back to reverse without releasing the clutch. This should do the job..

 

I had the same problem...Sometimes you gotta make sure the clutch is ALL the way to the floor or let the clutch out a little, then put it in reverse.

Hey stop stressin!! its nothing big...

 

K. I just put the clutch in wait like 9 secs then put it in and it works no grinding yet.

 

its normal for Hondas.

 

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that works for me

 

That probably works because you're waiting longer to put it into reverse. If you push the clutch in, wait a couple of seconds (about as long as it takes you to go into 1st and back) and then put it into reverse, it will probably be fine.

 

i hav ethe same problem as well, it just happens sometimes though.