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hello, I have a question for Civic drivers. With a manual trany, should
you be able to move the shifter from side to side while in gear? Mine in gear is able to move 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch... is this normal or should I worry about something wrong with the transmission? thanks - - - - - - - dave |
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On 2004-01-28 23:52:09 -0500, "Jehu" <dcoxREMOVETHIS@hfx.eastlink.ca> said:
> hello, I have a question for Civic drivers. With a manual trany, should > you be able to move the shifter from side to side while in gear? Mine in > gear is able to move 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch... is this normal or should I > worry about something wrong with the transmission? Sounds normal to me on my '96. I had an '84 Mercury once which used to have nearly an inch of play in the shifter while in gear. Which gear you were in was more a matter of feeling than of specifics. |
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having some slack is ok, as long as it is still in gear, remember the
shifter is not going down into the trany like a typical domestic, it is linked forward so any slack would be in the linkage and so on. -Andrew Smit- |
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Thanks
"Andrew Smit" <smit_andrew@hotmail.comm> wrote in message news:300120042140528174%smit_andrew@hotmail.comm.. . > having some slack is ok, as long as it is still in gear, remember the > shifter is not going down into the trany like a typical domestic, it is > linked forward so any slack would be in the linkage and so on. > -Andrew Smit- |
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On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 00:07:45 -0400, "Jehu"
<dcoxREMOVETHIS@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote: >Thanks > >"Andrew Smit" <smit_andrew@hotmail.comm> wrote in message >news:300120042140528174%smit_andrew@hotmail.comm. .. >> having some slack is ok, as long as it is still in gear, remember the >> shifter is not going down into the trany like a typical domestic, it is >> linked forward so any slack would be in the linkage and so on. >> -Andrew Smit- > If you want to tighten it up, get a polyurethane bushing for your linkage (and perhaps a short shifter). The bushing runs about $10 on ebay and takes about 5-10 minutes total time to install. The short shifters are all about the same no matter how much you pay (I happen to have paid $80 for an OBX with bushings and shift knob), and take about 30 minutes to install with a friend. They take FOREVER if you don't have a friend to hold the odd shaped screw/bolt things in the passenger compartment. Nate |
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