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Trouble getting Reverse

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If this doesn't work, Scouser's prognosis is most likely the trouble.

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If this doesn't work, Scouser's prognosis is most likely the trouble.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Starting the car this morning had trouble getting reverse (gear stick kept slipping out) Once the car was warm , no problems at all. Anyone have any ideas .

POST 3Original post

Try selecting first, then pull away for an inch, prior to selecting reverse. If this doesn't work, Scouser's prognosis is most likely the trouble.

POST 4Original post

Mine does that. Found it difficult this morning. Select another gear and then reverse but pull clutch out as you select reverse. It's just cold. ....otherwise its a linkage problem[&:] Si 996 C4

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks guys However the problem looks like its getting worse, so in the gear linkage covered on the extended warrenty ?? Thank you in advance

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