PaddyO
Supercharged
Having read many threads about the problems with the transmission and the detent spring, one of the suggestions has been holding the shifter up/down until the clutch is fully released in order to help diagnose the problem.
My question is would this be a technique that could keep problems from developing in the transmission?
That is, when shifting the gears, rather than:
1) pull in the clutch
2) shift the gear up/down
3) let out the clutch
it would be:
1) pull in the clutch
2) shift and hold shift lever up/down until
3) fully letting out the clutch.
Edit: Would shifting like the second sequence, help prevent broken detent springs, broken/rounded off gear teeth/dogs, bent shift forks?
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			My question is would this be a technique that could keep problems from developing in the transmission?
That is, when shifting the gears, rather than:
1) pull in the clutch
2) shift the gear up/down
3) let out the clutch
it would be:
1) pull in the clutch
2) shift and hold shift lever up/down until
3) fully letting out the clutch.
Edit: Would shifting like the second sequence, help prevent broken detent springs, broken/rounded off gear teeth/dogs, bent shift forks?
			
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