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Old 12-02-2009, 11:02 AM   #1
DNGRUS1
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Unhappy Rough shifting

Hi,

I have a 94 Laser Liata. It's a 5 sp manual and when I've been driving for a while or its hot weather, I find it really hard to get into most of the gears. 1st gear is horrible, near on impossible sometimes. :

Can anyone tell me if they've had similar problems and how they fixed it please.

I'm changing the oil today to see if that makes a difference at all.

Thanks :

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Old 14-02-2009, 02:48 PM   #2
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how old is the clutch /how many kms has the car done ?

is the system hydraulic?
bleed the air out and/or
check for leaks at the master and slave cylinder

the clutch may have oil on it
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