T-56 won't go into 5th
Did i get b.s.'ed ? What needs to be my plan of attack here?
Loosen the lock nut, and turn the adjustment screw out, its prolly an allen wrench.
drive the car with that adjustment screw backed out, and see if it goes into 5th better.
If not, the trans might be F'd. let us know
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Also the transmission will go into 5th with the clutch in when not moving. When attempting to engage 5th on the move it grinds.....
Last edited by Black 98 T/A; Dec 28, 2009 at 01:25 AM.
Last edited by Black 98 T/A; Dec 28, 2009 at 01:29 AM.
I built it with the Tick Stage II Kit, so it has Carbon Fiber Synchro's. It started doing it at the 2500 mile mark, I'm just going to pull it apart and switch the 5th and 6th Synchro Ring around and see what it does.
If I drive normal shifting up though the gears I can get it to go in. But, in order for it to ingage once its in 5th I have to put some force to push it just a little futher to click in gear.
I took the console out last night and adjusted the shifter mutiple times while driving down a back road. It has improved but still nowhere near where it should be. I've had several cars with where syncros went bad and this really just dosent seem like a syncro. Based on some other advice given I am starting to lean towards the shift pad being worn down. Which would give reason for me having to put extra force to it once already in gear.
If I drive normal shifting up though the gears I can get it to go in. But, in order for it to ingage once its in 5th I have to put some force to push it just a little futher to click in gear.
I took the console out last night and adjusted the shifter mutiple times while driving down a back road. It has improved but still nowhere near where it should be. I've had several cars with where syncros went bad and this really just dosent seem like a syncro. Based on some other advice given I am starting to lean towards the shift pad being worn down. Which would give reason for me having to put extra force to it once already in gear.


Thanks, you just made up my mind with the pics.
I have never been in an m6 tranny, the forks are toward the rear right? I guess I mean, how far does the tranny have to be tore down to get to them? Just trying to get an idea if I could get in there on my own or if I need someone else to do it.




