YOUR RESEARCHHelp with jerky 1st-2nd shift
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Hi, I was hoping someone can diagnose my shifting problem - my 1st to 2nd shift is usually a touch jerky. I have tried different techniques: - Revving to around 4,000 and going into 2nd - Taking it easy and shifting around 2,000 I can't figure out the best way of doing this shift. After 3,400 miles everything else is OK - 2nd/3rd, 3rd/4th, etc. Just this pesky 1st/2nd.. Any diagnosis? Techniques I should try? Thanks, wino
It's normal dont worry.. 1) Easy off the clutch pedal, let it slide a bit.. 2) Rev up a bit while shifting to 2nd.. my 2Fils.. Waz
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