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besically i was cuming down the road and went from 3rd to 4th and when i took it out of 3rd it wud not go into 4th or and other gear so i had to free roll till i found somewhere to pull over....

once i had pulled over i tried it again, yet again it wudnt go into gear.

I then turned the engine off and it allowed me to go into gear when i dipped the clutch.

so what is the problem some people are saying need a new clutch others saying the clutch cable has stretched and need adjusting how do i do this if possible?

ive had no problems with my clutch bite was fine and it didnt slip .... so yeh help please :o

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besically i was cuming down the road and went from 3rd to 4th and when i took it out of 3rd it wud not go into 4th or and other gear so i had to free roll till i found somewhere to pull over....

once i had pulled over i tried it again, yet again it wudnt go into gear.

I then turned the engine off and it allowed me to go into gear when i dipped the clutch.

so what is the problem some people are saying need a new clutch others saying the clutch cable has stretched and need adjusting how do i do this if possible?

ive had no problems with my clutch bite was fine and it didnt slip .... so yeh help please :o

clutch cable by the sounds of it mate - happened to me on my last 2 cars lol

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what clutch cable, starlets are hydrolic clutch.

could be clutch preassure plate seen this alot where one spring breaks and jams the clutch up

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what clutch cable, starlets are hydrolic clutch.

could be clutch preassure plate seen this alot where one spring breaks and jams the clutch up

good point i shouldnt give advise when im tired lol :o

talk about looking dumb haha

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spoke to tuning developments today and they think it could be a release bearing that has collapsed but obv the clutch could be worn aswel so they have reccomened a new clutch but if the clutch is in decent condition just to replace the relase bearing

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spoke to tuning developments today and they think it could be a release bearing that has collapsed but obv the clutch could be worn aswel so they have reccomened a new clutch but if the clutch is in decent condition just to replace the relase bearing

sounds like it to me dude

Posted

What clutch you running?

I've seen loads that have popped a spring and have exactly the same problem..whip the box off and have a check..

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dont buy and exedy paddle, ive seen about 4 of them pop springs, one was only 800miles old whilst running in an engine lol..

cap paddles are good, aswell as act ones

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