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Old 09-20-2007, 07:43 PM
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I have a 2000 Trans Am with a SPEC stage3+ and 01-02 slave cylinder.I was just cruisin around tonight then all of a sudden i tried to shift into second gear(easy) and it wouldn't go. I pulled over and it wouldnt go into first either. I waited a few seconds then finally it went into gear. I headed home and it just kept gettin worse. It started grinding when i tried to put it in any gear. at a stop light i had to stop and it wouldnt go in any gear again. Finally it went in first but it wouldnt shift. I finally got it into 2nd and it wouldnt go in any other gear the whole way home. At the stop light when i was sitting there i heard the clutch or something spinning really loud in the tranny. i really have no idea what this is from or how i can fix it but i had a few people tell me it sounds like my clutch isnt engaging all the way or maybe syncronizers but i dont think they would all go out at once. any help is greatly appreciated. thanks.
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Sounds like a slave or master cylinder issue to me .
Old 09-20-2007, 07:52 PM
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is there a way to pinpoint it? i put a new 01-02 slave cylinder in when i put the clutch in about 3,000 miles ago. Do you think it could still be that. Would the drill mod help?
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i would start by bleeding the whole system. if that doent help id look at the slave or master like said above.
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Yeah doing the drill mod and a good bleeding is where I'd start as well .
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is that what would keep it from engaging all the way?
Old 09-20-2007, 09:11 PM
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Yeah you are not getting enough throw on the slave cylinder so the clutch has not fully slowed down causing the trans to grind . 1st and reverse are probably the worst of them all .......
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ttt for the night
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anyone else have any suggestions




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