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YOUR RESEARCHJumping out of gear
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caused by the stitched seam buckling up
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Reported cause
In the end removing and refitting the visible gator (the leather bit you see in the car) fixed it, as the problem was caused by the stitched seam buckling up.
Leading evidence: 'caused by the stitched seam buckling up' (1 discussions report identifying this cause; no attributable repair resolution). Across 1 matching discussions, the most frequently mentioned possible cause is 'caused by the stitched seam buckling up' (1 discussions; 1 report identifying it and 0 suggest it). No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.
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caused by the stitched seam buckling up
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Reported cause
In the end removing and refitting the visible gator (the leather bit you see in the car) fixed it, as the problem was caused by the stitched seam buckling up.
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In the end removing and refitting the visible gator (the leather bit you see in the car) fixed it, as the problem was caused by the stitched seam buckling up.
A couple of times in the last few months the car has jumped out of gear. This has only happened when I have come to halt, selected first and gone to pull away. I am hoping it has just been me not engaging the gear fully but am slightly concerned it could be a portent (look it up in the dictionary if you don't know).
Sensible non abusive non colour related answers would be much appreciated
Migration info. Legacy thread was 79572
Davina, how many threads do I need to refer you to, to demonstrate that you have (only on a very few occasions I admit) taken the P*ss ?!
Migration info. Legacy thread was 79578
Dont all Mauve cabs come with tip as standard anyway - was yours a sonder wunsch ?
Seriously
- i suspect its just you not getting it in the last few millimetres (ohh matron )
Migration info. Legacy thread was 79585
Dave,
I had a Merc that did this trick. They spent hours in the workshop realigning the gate etc. In the end removing and refitting the visible gator (the leather bit you see in the car) fixed it, as the problem was caused by the stitched seam buckling up. After it was fixed I could re-create the problem simply by sliding my hand down the gear stick and twisting the gator. Twisted enough it would hardly stay in any gear. Untwist it and all was fine.
Migration info. Legacy thread was 79592
LOL Sean, any previous history as a writer of *****? Lurid letters to Razzle? Torrid fiction for the ladies? Perhaps you should produce something with the site's resident international ***** star.
Migration info. Legacy thread was 79658
You see how I was quiet on this post, Dave needed help with his car..
Sundeep I agree with you, we need to serious when it comes to problems..
Dave if you need help in strengthening your wrist, Scott maybe be able to help, he must of done some kind of preperation for the Maze... :wink:
, you know how he loves Richard o Brien !
(sorry Scott.. you should never of told me.. keep collecting them gold leaf's)
"Will You Start The Fans Please"
Migration info. Legacy thread was 79678
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