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Pasolustri 06-10-2019 01:06 AM

Notchy shifting and feeling bumps while shifting in to gear
 
Hello I recently picked up a z34, when I first got it shifting was a sooth as butter but then my csc went out and I drove it to a repair shop to have it fixed, I got it back and then I noticed a week later my shifts felt as you could say notchy and as if there is sort of a bit of resistance when shifting gears, I changed the tranny fluid as soon as I could (1 month after this started to happen) and it’s gotten a bit better but I can still feel it doing it, could this be synchros or could it be something else? And if so should I worry about it or just carry on?

Pasolustri 06-10-2019 01:17 AM

Ps also when I wiggle the knob vigorously in neutral it seems to almost go away if not go away for about 5 mins, and I know I put enough tranny fluid in 🤔

StormWhite 06-10-2019 03:50 AM

So it was perfect until the CSC went?

I was going to suggest a rebleed of the clutch fluid but if vigorous wiggling of your knob (in neutral) sorts the problem for 5 minutes, I am not sure a rebleed is the answer to your notchy problem.

SouthArk370Z 06-10-2019 04:57 AM

When the CSC went out, it may have contaminated the fluid and damaged the CMC. Might be sucking in some air and clutch is not fully disengaging.

Pasolustri 06-10-2019 05:42 AM

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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z (Post 3859415)
When the CSC went out, it may have contaminated the fluid and damaged the CMC. Might be sucking in some air and clutch is not fully disengaging.

Ok thank you after I get off work I’ll make sure I change it and I’ll let y’all know how it turns out

Pasolustri 06-10-2019 05:44 AM

:iagree:
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Originally Posted by StormWhite (Post 3859403)
So it was perfect until the CSC went?

I was going to suggest a rebleed of the clutch fluid but if vigorous wiggling of your knob (in neutral) sorts the problem for 5 minutes, I am not sure a rebleed is the answer to your notchy problem.

Yea that’s what I’m thinking I made sure I filled my trans to the right level but I’m not sure what it could be. Later today I’m going to reveled my clutch fluid and I’ll let ya guys know if it helped

Pasolustri 06-10-2019 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Pasolustri (Post 3859429)
:iagree:
Yea that’s what I’m thinking I made sure I filled my trans to the right level but I’m not sure what it could be. Later today I’m going to reveled my clutch fluid and I’ll let ya guys know if it helped

Well I did it and I must say it got a whole lot better but it seems it still sometimes does it but def not as much but when I don’t drive it in S it’s shifts perfectly smooth I guess it was just a mode

MZ DAIZY 06-10-2019 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Pasolustri (Post 3859387)
Hello I recently picked up a z34, when I first got it shifting was a sooth as butter but then my csc went out and I drove it to a repair shop to have it fixed, I got it back and then I noticed a week later my shifts felt as you could say notchy and as if there is sort of a bit of resistance when shifting gears, I changed the tranny fluid as soon as I could (1 month after this started to happen) and it’s gotten a bit better but I can still feel it doing it, could this be synchros or could it be something else? And if so should I worry about it or just carry on?

Mine has always felt a bit “notchy” but it’s not a gate shifter so...

All perfectly normal AFAIC

If you have Rev match turned on, it will “Rev” when you shake the stick in neutral. I’m guessing there’s some kind of relay that tells the motor you’re in between gears and to “match” the revs, maybe your synchros or going?

Makes me think that if my trans starts shifting like butter, I’m going to have a problem?

DrBacon 06-10-2019 10:06 PM

Let me know if you find anything. I've had the same issue where my transmission used to just slip into gears nice and smoothly and slowly over the last two years it's became increasingly more notchy and rough and now it's begun to very occasionally grind/lock me out when shifting at higher load/rpm. I've done everything short of either replacing the transmission or just selling the car at this point, it has irritated me enough.

BettyZ 06-10-2019 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by MZ DAIZY (Post 3859561)
Mine has always felt a bit “notchy” but it’s not a gate shifter so...



All perfectly normal AFAIC



If you have Rev match turned on, it will “Rev” when you shake the stick in neutral. I’m guessing there’s some kind of relay that tells the motor you’re in between gears and to “match” the revs, maybe your synchros or going?



Makes me think that if my trans starts shifting like butter, I’m going to have a problem?

I used to love rev-match.. until last weekend when I was logging WOT for my tuner on the interstate. Was at 7500rpm in 4th gear and out of (bad! very bad!) habit popped it into neutral to coast down...

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sizziano 06-11-2019 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by BettyZ (Post 3859672)
I used to love rev-match.. until last weekend when I was logging WOT for my tuner on the interstate. Was at 7500rpm in 4th gear and out of (bad! very bad!) habit popped it into neutral to coast down...

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And? What happened? Should have just bounced off the limiter at worst.

MZ DAIZY 06-11-2019 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by sizziano (Post 3859772)
And? What happened? Should have just bounced off the limiter at worst.

It doesn’t just work that way.

JARblue 06-11-2019 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by sizziano (Post 3859772)
And? What happened? Should have just bounced off the limiter at worst.

SRM will not prevent a money shift :twocents:

zeeder 06-11-2019 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 3859799)
SRM will not prevent a money shift :twocents:

That's only if you shift into gear, correct? In other words, if you just move the shifter in neutral, it wouldn't try to rev match past the redline and you'd have to put the car in gear and release the clutch for the money shift to happen, right?

JARblue 06-11-2019 02:26 PM

I'm not entirely sure about that. I wouldn't bet on it. But I'm not willing to test it out myself lol


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