The snapping of the pedel box due to the strain of a heavy clutch wouldn't give the symptoms he's described!Studlife said:do you have a clutch bracket fitted ?
Did this on a Y21 Honda gearbox on my civic, and the result was that you couldn't assemble the box at all, since the gears "stuck out" a couple of millimetres too far. That's a really bad explanation, but I'm just saying that in that particular case, if you put a syncro in backwards, it wouldn't assemble at all.MORF114 said:Question is , can you put a syncro in backwards and would it cause it to constantly grind in that gear but be sweet as in all other gears?
What's one of those?antgtir said:EGR solenoid
That was plan B :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:GTi-R23 said:Managed to take the plenum cover off and it was easy from there on.
Slightly off topic but, how did you do this mate ?GTi-R23 said:Managed to take the plenum cover off and it was easy from there on.
It sounds like your describing the clutch fork.samgtir said:its the black thingie that that the slave cylinder pushes onto that is loose, it's loose at the gearbox its like a square at the gearbox end then a right angle that goes to the slave cylinder, I'm pretty sure that its gearbox out time (again!!!!) does anyone have any idea what could have gone??? thanks again.