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lsintampa
post Aug 1 2014, 02:17 PM
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75 2.0

I can shift into all gears, but shifting is hard...

What I mean by hard is that I need to put some muscle into getting the car into some of the gears.

1st - grinds just about every time I try to get it in.

2nd - easiest to shift into

3rd - hard to engage

4th - harder to engage than 3rd

5th - hard to engage

Aside from that, there have been times that it was equally hard to get it out of a gear.

New bushings - adjusted shift pattern I think correctly.

Car is new to me and has only been running (motor rebuild recently) maybe 400 miles since the rebuild. I did have the tranny axle seals replaced - but that's about all that's been done to it.

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RoadGlue
post Aug 1 2014, 03:48 PM
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What type of gear oil are you running?

Condition of the bushings?

Is there anything rubbing up against the shift rod underneath the car, like a loose heater part (I've had this happen)?

Is is the same regardless of the car running or turned off?

Cheers,

Randy
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