Grinding Gears
Grinding Gears
Ive been grinding 2nd gear a few times recently. Tracking my car...
Do I look in the differential oil for shavings or do I look in the tranny oil? Im going to replace both oils, I just dont know which one I would notice the shavings in. Also, How much would it be for a new gear set?
Im all done trying to drag this car, its really not meant for it at all...
Do I look in the differential oil for shavings or do I look in the tranny oil? Im going to replace both oils, I just dont know which one I would notice the shavings in. Also, How much would it be for a new gear set?
Im all done trying to drag this car, its really not meant for it at all...
Originally Posted by JuicedAthletics
Ive been grinding 2nd gear a few times recently. Tracking my car...
Do I look in the differential oil for shavings or do I look in the tranny oil? Im going to replace both oils, I just dont know which one I would notice the shavings in. Also, How much would it be for a new gear set?
Im all done trying to drag this car, its really not meant for it at all...
Do I look in the differential oil for shavings or do I look in the tranny oil? Im going to replace both oils, I just dont know which one I would notice the shavings in. Also, How much would it be for a new gear set?
Im all done trying to drag this car, its really not meant for it at all...
Grinding gears is a transmission thing...
Changing your gears in the diff is about a $1,500 item...
Rick
This car is definatelt meant for dragging...you have to build it that way and know how to drive it that way first
Grinding gears is a transmission thing...
Changing your gears in the diff is about a $1,500 item...
Rick
Grinding gears is a transmission thing...
Changing your gears in the diff is about a $1,500 item...
Rick
Ive scratched 2nd gear heard about 3-4 times. Is there a way to check for premature wear? I thought that by changing the fluids I might notice something if it was bad. I mean it shifts fine. I just dont want problems down the road...
Originally Posted by JuicedAthletics
I see your point..
Ive scratched 2nd gear heard about 3-4 times. Is there a way to check for premature wear? I thought that by changing the fluids I might notice something if it was bad. I mean it shifts fine. I just dont want problems down the road...
Ive scratched 2nd gear heard about 3-4 times. Is there a way to check for premature wear? I thought that by changing the fluids I might notice something if it was bad. I mean it shifts fine. I just dont want problems down the road...
Traaditionally - I like removing the pan completely when doing a change like that to get the real story.
Rick
Originally Posted by JuicedAthletics
I see your point..
Ive scratched 2nd gear heard about 3-4 times. Is there a way to check for premature wear? I thought that by changing the fluids I might notice something if it was bad. I mean it shifts fine. I just dont want problems down the road...
Ive scratched 2nd gear heard about 3-4 times. Is there a way to check for premature wear? I thought that by changing the fluids I might notice something if it was bad. I mean it shifts fine. I just dont want problems down the road...
dont feel bad i had the same problem i grinded the crap out of my gear yesturday and i only have 1500 miles on the car...the tranny is prob equivalent to 60000 miles now.
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I dont think so...
I think you guys are under estimating the ability for the transmission to take a hit every now and then. I don't think you will shorten the life of your transmission by any great degree by grinding a gear every now and then.
If anything, syncros would be the first thing to go in a manual trans, especially if you are in the habit of skipping gears on an upshift
Just shift in squence when you are downshifting and rev match whenever possible and I think your clutch and trans will live on quite a while.
If anything, syncros would be the first thing to go in a manual trans, especially if you are in the habit of skipping gears on an upshift
Just shift in squence when you are downshifting and rev match whenever possible and I think your clutch and trans will live on quite a while.
A quick 1-2 shift in the G sometimes leads me to a gear grind. I have driven stick for over 10 years and for some reason only have this problem with this car. I miss 2nd a lot! 16k miles and no problem. I wouldn't really worry about it.
Originally Posted by samualcc
If anything, syncros would be the first thing to go in a manual trans, especially if you are in the habit of skipping gears on an upshift
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