Wat wrong with my tranmission?

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01MustangGT

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Apr 8, 2008

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• Apr 8, 2008

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my tranmission is acting up rite now.
from a stop, it is really hard to get into reverse, i half to use all my strength to get it into the reverse. and after that, it so hard to get into first
however, when it moving, it is easy to get into gear
please tell me wat happen ?
do i need a new tranmission ?

thanks in advance

 

2000fordstanggt

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Apr 8, 2008

#2

• Apr 8, 2008

• #2

01MustangGT said:

my tranmission is acting up rite now.
from a stop, it is really hard to get into reverse, i half to use all my strength to get it into the reverse. and after that, it so hard to get into first
however, when it moving, it is easy to get into gear
please tell me wat happen ?
do i need a new tranmission ?

thanks in advance

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yes im sorry to tell you that the trans is ruined.....







syke! sorry..couldnt resist

its not a big deal at all.
your clutch has worn and or the cable has stretched.
if you have the stock quadrant just pull up on the clutch pedal with your foot, it'll adjust.
if you have aftermarket..well then you obviously know what to do, adjust it.

 

urban96

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Apr 8, 2008

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invest in a nice aftermarket quardent and firewall adjuster for the clutch cable

 

Mustang5L5

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Clutch isn't disengaging all the way.

 

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ForPointSex

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Put your rear on jack stands. Start the car, push the clutch in all the way and put it into 1st. If the wheels spin, your clutch is not disenguaging.