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    ok i have replaced just about everything for my tranny, i have new slave and master cylinders and just filled the fluid, has new seals, and a new input shaft bearing and main bearing, also new throw out bearing and pilot bearing.

    with that being said... when the car is sitting still or off the tranny falls into gear but if im rolling the tranny fights me to go in or out of gear, my clutch looked good when i had it off still plenty thick.

    im thinking maybe pressure plate? but how do you know if they are bad?

    input please and thanks!

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    oh and i have the bitch pin not a bolt for the shift linkage

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    Is the clutch adjusted properly? That could cause ur problem, if miss adjusted the clutch might not be dissengaging all the way causing the drag
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    Quote Originally Posted by *EFilliated* View Post
    Is the clutch adjusted properly? That could cause ur problem, if miss adjusted the clutch might not be dissengaging all the way
    hydraulic clutch is self adjusting...

    i'm thinking you need to bleed that slave some more... it takes quite a bit to get all the air out.
    You're right - I have no idea what I'm talking about...




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    that might be all it is? imma keep my fingers crossed... it was shifting fine then just all the sudden happend its done it with two transmissions now. =/

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    U sure about that, we have adjusted the clutch pedal on our track car several times to try and fix a problem like this.? I'm pretty sure free play at the pedal is not self adjusting.

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    hydraulic clutch is self adjusting...

    i'm thinking you need to bleed that slave some more... it takes quite a bit to get all the air out.
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    i dont have any play in the clutch pedal. it feels weird when i start letting out of my clutch too like the e brake is engaged (it isnt) but it feels rough... =/

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    i tried bleeding the slave cylinder some more but i wasnt really getting any air bubbles but i couldnt do it much dont have any extra fluid gotta wait till i go get some tomorrow

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    I'm missing one bolt tranny side for the t bracket... Could that cause it?

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    highly doubt it. excessive free play will cause clutch drag

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    I'm missing one bolt tranny side for the t bracket... Could that cause it?
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    Well my pedal has no play it's firm and comes to the top every time

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    its suppose to have free play, if it doesnt ur clutch isnt disengaging all the way off the flywheel

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    Well my pedal has no play it's firm and comes to the top every time
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    Well my problem is more that it won't engage properly if it wouldn't disengage wouldn't I sit there just revving instead of moving? Once I can get the shifter to move and it goes in gear it's fine it's getting the shifter to let it go in gear

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