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Old 05-04-2007 | 01:27 AM
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Default ok, bad synchros or do i need a new clutch?

as the title states, im having a problem with it scratching as it goes into 3rd when i shift fast. i plan on replacing the clutch in a few months, and also rebuilding my tranny within the year, but what do you guys think is causing this?
Old 05-04-2007 | 07:10 AM
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if it isn't grinding that bad into third ie it stays in gear despite the grind, then I'd wager it's your stock hydraulics. Try to avoid abusing it until you update those.
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more than likely hydraulics. I just did a a4 to m6 swap. I had grinding issues in 4th gear. I replaced the master and it was cured.
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Agreed, this could easily be related to poorly functioning hydraulics...replace them and let us know if you see a difference. Thanks,
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How's the level and condition of the hydraulic fluid? If it looks nasty flush it out. A lot of guys just turkey baster it out, refill, repeat a few times to accomplish this and avoid messing with the bleeder.
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By using the Turkey baster method you never fully remove the older broken down fluid from the lines, Master, and Slave. Thus it is not ideal. I would suggest flushing and refilling (using a vaccuum sorce) and going from there. I hope this helps.
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ok, what kind of vaccuum source do you recommend. i havent checked it yet, im going to do that tommorow. you say check the master?
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You can search this forum for Mighty-Vac bleeding instructions. You have a couple of plases to draw from. Let us know if you have any further questions. Thanks,
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yeah, how exactly do i check it? or is it in the service manual?



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