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Assuming that it is a standard transmission (clutch type) the clutch isn't releasing all the way. There could be several causes depending on what type system you have. Hydraulic, it could be air in system or free play adjustment on master cyl. not proper or clutch pressure plate or disk just plain no good. Solid linkeage, adjustment not right or clutch components no good. Cable type, out of adjustment or clutch components no good again. On all types, release brng. fork breaking and not allowing full release, fire wall flex, or pedal assembly problems.
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Having trouble selecting gear citroen relay 2.5d van?
2004 citreon relay gear selection is very hard 1st and reverse very hard
Why would your car run hard in reverse?
because there is no further GEAR in reverse.
Why would the clutch suddenly become very hard to get into 1st and 2nd gear and reverse grind loudly?
Check the fluid in the clutch master cyl if it is hydraulic.
Where is reverse in a Volvo 240?
Reverse is next to first. Lift and push hard left.
Why do cars get stuck between 1st and reverse gears?
If a transmission for a car becomes stuck between 1st and 2nd gear the fluid should be changed. Old fluid in a transmission can cause hard shifting and stuck gears.
What is a hard to reverse physical change?
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Why would your 1995 Metro with an automatic transmission not have reverse sometimes Some days it works some days it doesn't Also when there is no reverse it shifts hard in the forward gears?
Have you ever changed the fluid and filter in the transmission? If not, that's the first thing you should try.
Why does the car make a bang when put into reverse?
Transmission is going out. Reverse is always the 1st one to go.
What is wrong with an automatic transmissions will not go into reverse'?
Sometimes it's linkaage (cheap to fix). Sometimes its the tranny ($$$$).
Why does your car only reverse ocasionally?
Who's car? if you mean why does a car not reverse sometimes, its probably due to failure in the gears.
Because change the identity of the substances involved they are hard to reverse?
Chemical changes are hard to reverse because they involve the formation of new substances with different chemical properties than the original substances. This typically requires energy input or a specific reaction pathway to revert back to the original substances, making the process difficult to reverse.
Why is small better than big?
Depends on what it is. Sometimes the reverse is true.
