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Old 06-27-2008, 12:03 AM   #1
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Default integra manual tranny can;t change gears
when car is off have no problem to change the gear, but when i drive i can't change the gear, i have to find a perfect speed to change the gear............
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what exactly is hapening when you try to change the gears?
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Old 06-27-2008, 12:13 AM   #3
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lets say i have in 3rd and 45 miles, i try to put 4th in i have to wait till the speed going to be 40, and its the same with all the gears, actually i can put in the gear if the speed is too low for that gear
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Old 06-27-2008, 12:17 AM   #4
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have you tried dubble clutching?
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Old 06-27-2008, 12:19 AM   #5
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ya i did, i have to press really hard for any gear to go in
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Old 06-27-2008, 12:21 AM   #6
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It seems as if you need Barker ringsthese rings are to slow down the gears to allow selection of gears, hapened to me three weeks ago, the tranny will have to be taken apart to find out what exactly is worng with it, park it for now, before you increase the damage
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how does your clutch pedal feel?
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Old 06-27-2008, 12:23 AM   #8
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the pedal feels the same as it was no changes to a pedal
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can you find reverse gear, and do the gears grit when you try to change gear?, hydrolic, or cable clutch?
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not sure what you are saying sorry
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I just backed up a bit and read your previous response, for clarity, you said that you have to press hard to selct gears, did you meant that you had to press hard on the clutch pedal.
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oh no i have to press hard on a shifter really hard to get it in
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My bad just reading your response and doing a lot of stuff, sorry. If you can find the gears when the car is off, then it means then that you need to replace clutch, pressure plate and choke bearing, then you should be fine
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ya when the car is off gears switch fine, how much would it cost me just for the parts?
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Synchros.
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ahhhhh, if you have to press hard on your shifter then it is definately not clutch nor pressure plate, once the shifter is giving problem then have the tranny checked out
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ya i have to press really hard on shifter, but if its a perfect speed for that gear it will go in easy
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Right he said he has to match RPMs for it to shift smooth, that is what the synchros do. It could also be a bad clutch, but my money is on the synchros.
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forget the clucth things i spoke about, the synchros as efhondakid mentioned are the source of the problems, wish you luck in locating them, if you cant get the synchros, you may need to replace the whole tranny
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It would be cheaper to pick up a used tranny. But then again you run the risk of getting another bad one, altough the synchros dont go bad on the Honda trannies too often.
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my tranny got stuck in fifth gear gear and was hell to unstuck, had a friend open the box and it was indeed the synchros. So word of advice get the box inspected
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a used tranny may cost you about $1, 200 its a gamble, very difficult to locate the parts, but you can ask around for a damaged tranny and use the synchos if they are good to repair yours
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i probably will i already drive with that problem more than for a month, the car was sitting for a week so didn't have tranny oil, i drove like few miles without oil, got more oil in and it start doing what its doing now.........
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did you drainthe oil befor adding new oil?
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