missed second gear
#1
missed second gear
So I reluctantly raced a crx the other night and when I shifted into second I missed and grinded pretty bad. After that happened it became hard to put it into first and second. When putting it in first at a stop its tough and when it does go in it occasionally clunks second is slightly harder than normal to shift into at lower rpms but not to bad with moderate rpms. It doesn't grind at all when shifting just hard to put in gear. Anything I should go to first? I have an ap2 transmission.
#4
Well I was planning on changing the fluid, I'm not being paranoid because after the missed shift I got to a light and that's when I noticed it being hard to put into first. It hasn't done this until this happened. I'm wondering if maybe something is bent internally. Every other gear feels fine except first and second. First is hard to put in and alomost feels like once its in its slightly stuck because it is harder to take it out of first also.
#7
What do you mean you missed 2nd gear?
What light did you get?
(And please stop racing on the street)
What light did you get?
(And please stop racing on the street)
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#8
The light I'm talking about was a traffic light. I had to stop at it since it turned red and that's when I noticed the issue I'm having.
It was very late and me and the other car were the only ones on this particular road. Besides this thread is about my transmission and not what I choose to do with my car, please only reply if you have useful information.
#9
There's a thread on here about "rebrandishing" or "deburring" your synchros--if this is indeed a synchro issue. I searched for a few minutes but couldn't find it, but it involves going in and out of gear (with the car off?) over and over and over again. Or something like that. So it'll smooth out any of the rough edges that were jarred out of place.
Beyond that, I don't see anything else besides drain your tranny fluid and tell us what you see. Put in new Honda OEM MTF.
P.S. Dude, you can't justify street racing on public streets where they may be a pedestrian or some kid on a bike or anything. I don't care what you do with your car, but when you're on the street and you do something where you can LOSE CONTROL OF YOUR OWN CAR, that turns into something I can care about. Fair enough? And trying to justify it AFTER you mess up your own car makes you look like an even *bigger* dumbass. That is actually useful information, take note, and then take it to the track.
Beyond that, I don't see anything else besides drain your tranny fluid and tell us what you see. Put in new Honda OEM MTF.
P.S. Dude, you can't justify street racing on public streets where they may be a pedestrian or some kid on a bike or anything. I don't care what you do with your car, but when you're on the street and you do something where you can LOSE CONTROL OF YOUR OWN CAR, that turns into something I can care about. Fair enough? And trying to justify it AFTER you mess up your own car makes you look like an even *bigger* dumbass. That is actually useful information, take note, and then take it to the track.
#10
If it is synchros, try this (though this is for 5/6th gear):
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/973...t__p__21943290
Though I kind of doubt that'll fix it.
See also:
http://www.shortshifter.com/techniques2.htm
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/973...t__p__21943290
Though I kind of doubt that'll fix it.
See also:
http://www.shortshifter.com/techniques2.htm