bad flywheel can be caused by incorrectly adjusted clutch. in correct use od clutch,9such as riding clutch).can also be caused by a worn clutch not being replaced before it damages flywheel. one other problem with a flywjheel can be the ring gear worn or missing teeth, this is usually caused by a starter motoer being installed that does not match the flywheel properly
warped flywheel and/or bad clutch
The flywheel can be cracked or the teeth on the flywheel can be broken or worn. Either of these conditions require the flywheel be replaced. I would also replace the starter when replacing the flywheel. This will prevent damage to the new flywheel from the worn teeth on the old starter.
Remove the trany and you will see the flywheel bolted to the rear of the motor. Remove the bolts & replace the flywheel. Check the starter as a bad starter can chew the teeth off of a flywheel very quickly.
your transmission is most likely bad if it an automatic but if it a manual then your clutch could be bad
Yes, if you have lots of money. Bad idea! Sell the A/T car and buy a manual.
Bad seal? Bad cooling line to radiator?
the synchronize in the transmission is bad, that why the jumping out of fifth gear
One of two things. Either your bendix is bad on your starter (best case) or you have a bad spot on your flywheel and the transmission has to come out. Try turning the motor by hand a quarter of a turn. if it will start after that once then your flywheel is bad. It it doesn't the it's probably the bendix. Good luck.
Auto or manual? Man: oil on the clutch or bad/worn pressure plate, Auto: Low ATF fluid. Incorrect voltages due to bad alternator.
Bad clutch? Bad transmission? Worn synchronizer?
Could be a few different things. Bad shift forks would be the most likely culprit if it were a manual transmission. For an auto, probably either a faulty transmission ECM or worn synchronizer gear.
if u have a manual transmission ur clutch is going out n u need to change it, if u have a automatic ur transmission is going bad and needs to be replaced