New owner can't downshift into second?
11-17-2007, 01:36 PM
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New owner can't downshift into second? If i shift regular it will go into second fine. or getting on it hard. but say if i see a car and i want to play with and shift it down from 4th to second or 3rd second it will not go into second with out some major force or either i have to go slow enough to put it in 1st while holding in the clutch and then put it in second. What gives?
11-19-2007, 08:12 AM
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I just fixed this problem the cause is the blocker rings, slider assy, and the gear itself. the teeth are extremely worn or teeth are missing on the gear or the slidder assy or the blocker rings or all of them. The fix is to replace 2nd gear and slider assy. and blocker rings, (and if I were you I would change the keys to billet and put bronze fork pads in makes the shifting much fimmer and more positive).
I talked to Amber at T56 about this and she said that the cause for this is generally from a clucth not disingageing properly or poor shifting in general.
I talked to Amber at T56 about this and she said that the cause for this is generally from a clucth not disingageing properly or poor shifting in general.
11-21-2007, 09:24 AM
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I just fixed this problem the cause is the blocker rings, slider assy, and the gear itself. the teeth are extremely worn or teeth are missing on the gear or the slidder assy or the blocker rings or all of them. The fix is to replace 2nd gear and slider assy. and blocker rings, (and if I were you I would change the keys to billet and put bronze fork pads in makes the shifting much fimmer and more positive).
I talked to Amber at T56 about this and she said that the cause for this is generally from a clucth not disingageing properly or poor shifting in general.
I talked to Amber at T56 about this and she said that the cause for this is generally from a clucth not disingageing properly or poor shifting in general.
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11-21-2007, 01:38 PM
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Same with me, I got to see my old parts and the pads on the 5-6 fork were smashed/deformed. I was able to get the 5-6 shift back after some time though, I just had to push on it and towards the passenger fender. After a week of that it downshifted a little easier.
