RE: [DML] Manual transmission issues
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RE: [DML] Manual transmission issues



Nate,

Just a suggestion.  Before I would assume I have an internal transmission problem I would make sure that I didn't have a shift adjustment problem.  If you are having trouble shifting into second you need to step back and define the problem a little better.  If you can't get into second and there is no grinding of gears you may have just an adjustment problem.  A quick way to determine this is to lift up slightly on the shift lever (almost as if you were going to put the car in reverse) and see if that allows you to shift into second.  If it does, then an adjustment is all that is necessary.  How to do that can be found in the tech manual-about a 5 min job.

Ron

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	delorean6859 [mailto:tmadsop@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent:	Friday, September 16, 2005 6:57 PM
To:	dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:	[DML] Manual transmission issues

I've seen recent postings where people have mentioned that they have had problem shifting into second gear and this is a common problem as a result of a worn synchronizer.  I think my delorean is having this problem (among every other issue possible).  I called AAMCO transmission for an estimate and they claimed it could run upwards of $3200.  The low end was $2200!  Anyone have any extra explanation on this matter?  Is a total replacement cheaper?  Are there other options?  If I am going to shell out that much, are there any other things that should be done?  Any history on the problems and recommendations for repair as well as any shop recommendations in the soutern maryland area is appreciated.

Nate
#6859

By the way, I still haven't ben home more then one day in the last month and this was the latest issue to be uncovered.  I can hardly wait to drive it and find the next problem.


 






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