Okay, heres some background: My stock b16 basically got all screwed up from being turbo'd. I rebuilt the block and just got it all back in. Started the engine up and everything seemed to be running pretty good. Now here is where the problem comes in. I can put it in gear and all, go through 1st-5th gears and reverse gear, but if I let off the clutch pedal while its in gear it doesn't move. Basically the car won't move when in gear. So I am trying to trouble shoot here. I need all possible problems/solutions.

 

did you use take the clutch off? if so did you use a alignment tool. also any noises. fill us in alittle more

 

No noises. Yes replaced clutch. I have an Exedy clutch in there.

 

AH HAH. We fixed it. But there is a new problem.

 

im having the same problem but im getting a whining noise when i try to let out the clutch. I can move through all the gears but i cant engage. I think i ran the tranny without any oil in it. Could someone please help? also could it be from over filling the tranny (or soaking the clutch? thanks for the help

 

Sounds like that might be your throw out baring.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hybrid0006 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Okay, heres some background: My stock b16 basically got all screwed up from being turbo'd. I rebuilt the block and just got it all back in. Started the engine up and everything seemed to be running pretty good. Now here is where the problem comes in. I can put it in gear and all, go through 1st-5th gears and reverse gear, but if I let off the clutch pedal while its in gear it doesn't move. Basically the car won't move when in gear. So I am trying to trouble shoot here. I need all possible problems/solutions.</TD></TR></TABLE>

What was the problem with it? Im having the same problem right now and im hoping maybe its because i only have 1 1/2 quarts of oil in the tranny.

 

anyone know?

 

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AH HAH. We fixed it. But there is a new problem. </TD></TR></TABLE>you should post what you did to fix it, and what other problems you encountered!
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What was the problem with it? Im having the same problem right now and im hoping maybe its because i only have 1 1/2 quarts of oil in the tranny.</TD></TR></TABLE> i don't think the oil has anything to do with it, you're only 1/2 qt low!

 

yeah i know... i filled up the oil and it still does the same. still not sure what happened. the clutch fork moves... hope i dont have to take the tranny off again!


nevermind... i found out why. My driver side axle wasn't fully in completely. I was in such a rush and so tired last night that i didn't double check everything


Modified by BoOsTiN Dc2 at 3:11 AM 4/3/2006