Sticky selecting gears :/
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Sticky selecting gears :/
Just a question for the experienced on here. My gears have just started going in like really stickily since yesterday. It was fine before really smooth no problems no sign of it happening either. Just wondering if anyone else has had this happen to theirs? I got a impreza 2000 uk model with 5 speed box. Any ideas or help really appreciated thanks
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hi mate, oil level or change required, if not poss clutch related slave or master cylinder... hope that helps. theres prob a pattern to road speed and when selecting gears , try changing a little sooner so the revs are lower, this might give u a clue. my 3rd gear synchro isn't to happy.
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Definitely try a oil change first. Either that or the synchro's are on the way out
75w90 is the oil of choice, 5 speed takes 3.8 litres , (4.0 is okay to help make sure there's plenty) dont overfill it
Millers nanotech 75w90 is good stuff for good condition boxes. Try the redline shockproof or the motul 3000 for your box
75w90 is the oil of choice, 5 speed takes 3.8 litres , (4.0 is okay to help make sure there's plenty) dont overfill it
Millers nanotech 75w90 is good stuff for good condition boxes. Try the redline shockproof or the motul 3000 for your box
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Just a question for the experienced on here. My gears have just started going in like really stickily since yesterday. It was fine before really smooth no problems no sign of it happening either. Just wondering if anyone else has had this happen to theirs? I got a impreza 2000 uk model with 5 speed box. Any ideas or help really appreciated thanks
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Definitely try a oil change first. Either that or the synchro's are on the way out
75w90 is the oil of choice, 5 speed takes 3.8 litres , (4.0 is okay to help make sure there's plenty) dont overfill it
Millers nanotech 75w90 is good stuff for good condition boxes. Try the redline shockproof or the motul 3000 for your box
75w90 is the oil of choice, 5 speed takes 3.8 litres , (4.0 is okay to help make sure there's plenty) dont overfill it
Millers nanotech 75w90 is good stuff for good condition boxes. Try the redline shockproof or the motul 3000 for your box
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