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King_Ch1cas 08-31-2016 11:00 AM

Transmission Problem, or just me
 
After getting my clutch swapped by some shady mechanic (I wanted to go to Nissan but my dad insisted his friend had the upmost expertise in clutches so i gave in) my car had the ability to shift out of any hear into neutral without ending the clutch. So as an example, I can be driving in 3rd, gas it a little and then be able to pull the shifter from 3rd to neutral withou any problem. Any ideas? I think it's not engaging correctly. What are your guys thoughts? Thanks!

Chuck33079 08-31-2016 11:14 AM

Maybe I'm confused - you're saying that you can take the car out of gear without pressing the clutch? Pretty much every MT car I've owned will let you do that.

King_Ch1cas 08-31-2016 11:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 3546374)
Maybe I'm confused - you're saying that you can take the car out of gear without pressing the clutch? Pretty much every MT car I've owned will let you do that.

Really? I thought it was a bad thing. Because, I could have the car in 3rd gear at 5000 rpm and just pull it out to neutral without touching the clutch. That's normal?

Chuck33079 08-31-2016 11:35 AM

Either it's normal, or I've owned a bunch of broken cars. :rofl2:

King_Ch1cas 08-31-2016 11:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 3546379)
Either it's normal, or I've owned a bunch of broken cars. :rofl2:

:icon18: 😂😂 I called Nissan and they said this was definitely not normal. I was confused wether it was a sales thing so I can bring my car in and waste money. Or they're being honest

SouthArk370Z 08-31-2016 11:53 AM

Same as with Chuck33079, every manual transmission I've owned/driven over the last 45 years or so would do that - especially under low/no load.

But I haven't driven a MT 370Z, so maybe Nissan did something "weird."

Chuck33079 08-31-2016 11:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z (Post 3546385)
But I haven't driven a MT 370Z, so maybe Nissan did something "weird."

If OP's Z really has a problem, then I've got it too.

PongSanity 08-31-2016 12:01 PM

<--- I got the same problem.... but don't consider it a problem haha

cv129 08-31-2016 12:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by King_Ch1cas (Post 3546380)
:icon18: ���� I called Nissan and they said this was definitely not normal. I was confused wether it was a sales thing so I can bring my car in and waste money. Or they're being honest

OP, you are fine. Simple reason is that you caught the moment when there's no load on the gears, allowing you to simply pull to neutral without clutch.

However, I would caution, you shouldn't need anything more than a very light touch to achieve this. If you have to yank it to get out of gear/into neutral, you are not at the right timing and shouldn't try.

Spooler 08-31-2016 01:05 PM

How do you think folks can shift without mashing in on the clutch. It is not recommended on a tranny with synchros's though due to damage to the synchros that can be caused.

King_Ch1cas 08-31-2016 01:21 PM

I can always count on you guys ���� thanks for the advice! I was just tripping then

DEpointfive0 08-31-2016 02:35 PM

Yeah, you're good.

I'm now waiting for your CSC to go bad though...

King_Ch1cas 08-31-2016 03:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DEpointfive0 (Post 3546476)
Yeah, you're good.

I'm now waiting for your CSC to go bad though...

Replaced it already a 4,000 miles ago with the Z1 one:rofl2:

King_Ch1cas 08-31-2016 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DEpointfive0 (Post 3546476)
Yeah, you're good.

I'm now waiting for your CSC to go bad though...

Replaced it already a 4,000 miles ago with the Z1 HD CSC :rofl2:


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