YES
you need a clutch that's all
You either need a new transmission or a new clutch.
The clutch has overheated and burnt the pressure plate. The clutch and pressure plate will both probable need to be replaced. If this model has the Mazda transmission then the slave cylinder is probably located inside of the bell housing and should be replaced at the same time.
You need to lift your left foot off of the clutch pedal.
You can purchase a shift kit that will increase the pressure.
The springs around the clutch plate have probably came out and locked up between the pressure plate and the clutch plate and locked them together. you need to change the clutch plate and have the pressure plate checked for damage.
yes you can ,but you will need to buy and have installed, a new flywheel, bell housing, transmission, clutch, and drive shaft. then you will also have to have installed a clutch pedal inside the car. and to top it off, it the car has a computer, you will need to buy a computer to match a standard shift instead of an automatic shift. cheaper just to change cars
The type of transmission that requires an operator to shift gears manually without a clutch is known as a "sequential transmission." This system allows the driver to shift gears in a specific sequence, typically used in racing and performance vehicles, where quick gear changes are essential. Unlike traditional manual transmissions, sequential systems often use a dog clutch mechanism that allows for faster engagement of gears without the need for a clutch pedal.
You may need to replace your master and slave cylinders for the clutch. Try pumping the clutch while the truck is running while it is in neutral. if its easy it shift after doing that than that's probably your problem
the clutch is burnt up. buy a clutch kit check your slave cylinder for leaks, its bolted on the side of transmission,if its leaking ,replace,if not ,then it could be u need a new clutch.
You need a new clutch
It depends on many factors. Is the vehicle an automatic or manual transmission? Is it stationary or driving and not shifting gears? If it's an auto and moving and not shifting the possible solutions are low transmission fluid, low line pressure, clutch bands may need adjustment or replacement. If it's a manual clutch may need replacement, shift linkage may be disconnected Please look at the website www.jbody.org for more vehicle information and a great jbody community of car enthusiasts.