How common are notchy gears in them, the wagons done 121k and is a bit notchy in 2nd - anything easy fixes to improve it.
Some dummy has to ask "what are notchy gears?" And that dummy is me...
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In case I forgot to say, my '95 Sidekick was made in Iwata, Japan, I imported from Canada, (has DRL), Market code 03 (USA), JLX, 4A/T, 4Dr, 4WD, Hard top, Manual hubs, 1.6L 16V, Factory AC & Cruise, 133,000 mi. Converted IP from KmH to MPH, AGA-1201 Remote Start.
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Post your car spec!, what ARE you driving?
96 Tracker, 5sp, 2Dr,4w,d OE stock.Fed48+No A/C ,No Cruise. +MPG gauge. a new 97 today 2wd 4dr
I do not advocate of shot gunning or guessing or working with out tools/meters/scopes
but I will help you the best I can! I can't see or hear/feel your motor, so consider my answers, in that light.
There are 2 diagnostic paths, one with tools and one without! Please advise which path you wish to take?
Ohh, could be dragging clutch or worn syncro rings.
JTGH can probably shed a lot more light on this...
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In case I forgot to say, my '95 Sidekick was made in Iwata, Japan, I imported from Canada, (has DRL), Market code 03 (USA), JLX, 4A/T, 4Dr, 4WD, Hard top, Manual hubs, 1.6L 16V, Factory AC & Cruise, 133,000 mi. Converted IP from KmH to MPH, AGA-1201 Remote Start.
not me , i only have questions.
i only know this, cause i used to be a clutch destroyer, in a past life.
i think ive broken them in all ways at least once. truth would make me guilty. how many.
i split tranny's in half a few times too.
dropping the gears on the road. (Renault , then a Spitfire, and last a Olds rocket v8 behind a 35' Cad, stock 3sp mt.) at least.
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Post your car spec!, what ARE you driving?
96 Tracker, 5sp, 2Dr,4w,d OE stock.Fed48+No A/C ,No Cruise. +MPG gauge. a new 97 today 2wd 4dr
I do not advocate of shot gunning or guessing or working with out tools/meters/scopes
but I will help you the best I can! I can't see or hear/feel your motor, so consider my answers, in that light.
There are 2 diagnostic paths, one with tools and one without! Please advise which path you wish to take?
... truth would make me guilty. how many.
i split tranny's in half a few times too.
dropping the gears on the road. (Renault , then a Spitfire, and last a Olds rocket v8 behind a 35' Cad, stock 3sp mt.) at least.
But Jerry "the truth should set you free".
We raced a BB chevy in a '57 Ford for 10 years, finally breaking the NHRA record for C Altered (unofficially) and didn't break this much stuff... Racecars - 57 Ford RR
And yes, you should answer all of Jerry's questions about your trans problem, you will find out details you would never discover yourself...
And for efficiency, put it all in one message, so he gets the whole story at once, he helps A LOT of people, so we all respect his time.
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In case I forgot to say, my '95 Sidekick was made in Iwata, Japan, I imported from Canada, (has DRL), Market code 03 (USA), JLX, 4A/T, 4Dr, 4WD, Hard top, Manual hubs, 1.6L 16V, Factory AC & Cruise, 133,000 mi. Converted IP from KmH to MPH, AGA-1201 Remote Start.
How common are notchy gears in them, the wagons done 121k and is a bit notchy in 2nd - anything easy fixes to improve it.
I am told is quite common. I changed my gear box oil to synthetic and it has slowly improved over 2000km. A new clutch did not make much difference, but new oil slowly did, still a bit notchy though, but still improving... I hope! When is it most notchy, hot or cold? synthetic oil should help.
Some dummy has to ask "what are notchy gears?" And that dummy is me...
I live and learn ! I did a search for this term and get 120,000 hits back using this term, seems to be a common reference...
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In case I forgot to say, my '95 Sidekick was made in Iwata, Japan, I imported from Canada, (has DRL), Market code 03 (USA), JLX, 4A/T, 4Dr, 4WD, Hard top, Manual hubs, 1.6L 16V, Factory AC & Cruise, 133,000 mi. Converted IP from KmH to MPH, AGA-1201 Remote Start.
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