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First gear sticky

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17 Dec 2011 16:22 #28454 by Chilgrove
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Does anyone else find engaging 1st gear a bit hit or miss? If I really concentrate on pressing the clutch hard down then there is not usually a problem but if I forget then often I find 1st has not properly engaged and it pops out. Any ideas, maybe there is some greasing I could do on the end of the gearstick?
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17 Dec 2011 17:03 #28463 by jo king
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Sounds like your clutch cable is stretched. Maybe you should take up the slack you can do this by winding the plastic that goes into the gearbox. Thats what I would do first..

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17 Dec 2011 17:14 #28465 by r_ogilvy
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mine grinds a bit when im going down to 1st gear when im moving, i have to let the revs drop down abit before.

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17 Dec 2011 17:24 #28469 by jo king
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That sounds like a worn syncromesh for first is worn. I have a gear box if you would like one cheap cheap ;)

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17 Dec 2011 18:24 #28477 by r_ogilvy
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i might do that :)

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18 Dec 2011 20:44 #28586 by kirkynut
Replied by kirkynut on topic Re: First gear sticky
You have to be nearly at a stop to get it into first in a JimJam but it shouldn't jump out of gear!

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18 Dec 2011 22:32 #28612 by rjd1
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defo with a body lift heat and bend lever or take it off an bend in pipe bender

we heated mine in place and bent it

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19 Dec 2011 15:03 #28630 by Chilgrove
Replied by Chilgrove on topic Re: First gear sticky
Thanks everyone for your words of wisdom. I think first of all I will try the clutch cable adjustment. It only jumps out of 1st when I have not properly engaged it fist time around.
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19 Dec 2011 16:06 #28637 by bari
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somtimes mine wont go into first even when engine isnt runing,i drove it for a wile in second and finaly it went into first but with a loud crunch every time 3erd isnt that good eirher :(

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