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  1. 06-03-2008, 07:02 PM #1
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    Unhappy stuck in first

    so tranny was hard to shift from 1st to 2nd...when it did shift it would grind..... now im stuck in first and cant get it out...help
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    slammed it in second and got it
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    saw you turn on collins hill a lil while ago
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    wow u seem to have a lot of problems with your car....
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    Thats happening because you don't have enough coolant in your oil pan. Its a quick/easy fix.
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    wtf?



    Quote Originally Posted by One_Bad_SHO
    Thats happening because you don't have enough coolant in your oil pan. Its a quick/easy fix.
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    Smarter than I suspected.

    Fail.
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    lol ya .. cuz you know..coolant in oil pan gives bad ass white smoke!!!















    NOT hahah



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    Quote Originally Posted by One_Bad_SHO
    Thats happening because you don't have enough coolant in your oil pan. Its a quick/easy fix.
    lol, head failure FTL!
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    haha... no no noi really dont. i just wanna know how to use my controller hahaha runs great but i know it could get more out of it .just this damn trans..he said he lost a linkage pin so he used a nut and bolt....that cause it???



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    wow u seem to have a lot of problems with your car....
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    Quote Originally Posted by bikerj11
    haha... no no noi really dont. i just wanna know how to use my controller hahaha runs great but i know it could get more out of it .just this damn trans..he said he lost a linkage pin so he used a nut and bolt....that cause it???
    Yes, my GSR'd EF had a few issues with shifting for a while, when I got underneath it I saw the pin was replaced with a nut and bolt. Did a little research and found out that it could indeed be causing my problems, cant remember exactly why but I found it on HT. Replaced my bushings, and got the factory pin ($28 for everything at MOG Honda), put them on and no issues since.
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    it was big, made mine look small, probably didn't use all of it
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    is that in the tranny?? it make it hard to shift into and down to second for you?? PLEEEEEEEASE let me know



    Quote Originally Posted by 03RCode
    Yes, my GSR'd EF had a few issues with shifting for a while, when I got underneath it I saw the pin was replaced with a nut and bolt. Did a little research and found out that it could indeed be causing my problems, cant remember exactly why but I found it on HT. Replaced my bushings, and got the factory pin ($28 for everything at MOG Honda), put them on and no issues since.
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    what he said. i had the same problem.
    Quote Originally Posted by 03RCode
    Yes, my GSR'd EF had a few issues with shifting for a while, when I got underneath it I saw the pin was replaced with a nut and bolt. Did a little research and found out that it could indeed be causing my problems, cant remember exactly why but I found it on HT. Replaced my bushings, and got the factory pin ($28 for everything at MOG Honda), put them on and no issues since.
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    that is why you never **** with the ***** pin without proper tools. but get it fix and you will be good as new
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    Check your PM's bro.
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