Cant shift past 3000 rpm
7/15/19, 07:22 AM
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Cant shift past 3000 rpm
Im back 2013 mustang gt 6 speed. I cant shift past 3000 rpm. I have to wait inorder for rpms to drop past 3000 then it will let me get into gear. Is it a bad trans, clutch assembly/ pressure plate, hydraulic throwout bearing or the clutch master cylinder??? Please help just bought a new clutch. Clutch pedeal engages a half inch off floor now. Still stiff. Bit gets soft sometimes. It grinded in 3rd gear once
No leaking in the reservoir fluid is still full
It has always been tough to getbit into gear but now it feels like i hit a wall when shifting past 3000 rpm
No leaking in the reservoir fluid is still full
It has always been tough to getbit into gear but now it feels like i hit a wall when shifting past 3000 rpm
7/18/19, 11:24 AM
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Hi, sorry for slow reply, I was hoping someone who knows more would reply first . . . .
Try some searches on "high RPM lockout" or "shifting" and read through the threads, I think you might find the answer . . . I think you might need to remove or replace the clutch pedal helper spring, but I am not sure
also sounds like the new clutch is not adjusted properly, I'd talk with the shop that installed it about that . . . it might not be fully disengaging
Try some searches on "high RPM lockout" or "shifting" and read through the threads, I think you might find the answer . . . I think you might need to remove or replace the clutch pedal helper spring, but I am not sure
also sounds like the new clutch is not adjusted properly, I'd talk with the shop that installed it about that . . . it might not be fully disengaging
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7/26/19, 09:43 AM
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- Sorry just replaced the clutch with a new one This week. This happened on the previous clutch that was installed by previous owner. It happened after i was in a bunch of traffic.I believe it was a faulty throwout bearing (oem). There was dirty fluid like residue around the bearing. He the previous owner never replaced it with an aftermarket throw out bearing when he did the clutch. I will find out if its fixed when i get off of work Thanks for the help!
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