Onefast V

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So i bought an installed a ls9X clutch with a brand new CTS-V slave. after completing that, there was difficulty shifting when the car was not moving (as if the clutch disc were still spinning a little with the transmission. Shifting while moving was a little notchy but okay. I then went ahead bought a brand new master cylinder and replaced that also. Still have the same issue, what do i look into now?

BTW, it has been bled countless times. I am certain it is not air in the line.

DMM

You used a new CTS-V slave? I thought you had to use a Corvette slave for the LS9, same as when you use an LS7 setup.

VeryWhiteDevil

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that clutch kit is made for the CTSV slave. I did the same install. LS9x twin disc & pressure plate, Tick remote bleeder, CTSV slave. how tight do you have that nut on the bottom of the shifter?? too tight or too loose seems to make it real notchy.

I know you say you have bled, but I notice you can never bleed enough. Once you get ALL the air you will be done. Until ALL the air is bled, it will not be smooth. I bled mine like 3 or 4 times over a few weeks period. good luck.

BudRacing

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Also depends on the mileage on the trans. It could be worn synchros. Mine does it in first at about half of my stops.

Onefast V

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I didn't have this issue at all before the clutch swap. There is no air in the line, i am sure of this.

Onefast V

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Also, when the car is turned off, it shifts between gears wonderfully

Onefast V

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Tried a new CS trans mount to see if that would help.... nope. Well i'm slowly putting more miles on it to see if the condition changes over time.

STAGEUP

Keep bleeding it

V-seriesTech

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keep bleeding it...or you got a bad part/or config.

Onefast V

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Isn't the fact that it shifts great with the engine off a sign that its not a bleeding/air in the line issue?

STAGEUP

No, it shifting fine while the engine is off means nothing. The engine and is spinning, so of course its going to shift fine.

Keep bleeding it. Also, how are u bleeding it??

raven154

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I'm on the bleed it band wagon. If you have too, use a vacuum bleeder.

Onefast V

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Looks like ill go back to bleeding this thing.