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I've searched for some ideas but can't see anything related.
Yesterday I noticed my gear change was getting 'heavier'. It was taking more force to select a gear. It's not the cold oil issue as the car was fully warmed up and had been driven for a good 45min. I recently had a shorter shift fitted and everything felt great, really smooth and precise. That was last wednesday and things felt fine till yesterday after a marathon wash and wax. There's no clutch slip and pedal travel is good.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks.
I sometimes have problems getting my car (997) into first gear - either have to come back into 2nd then push forward into first. Any thoughts on this? My car is 12 months old with 9k miles.
Apparently most do that, I was taught to do the 2nd to 1st movement on a driver training day with Bernard Aubrey.
It's not that though as it does it on all gears, maybe a little less on 5th and 6th. I don't mean notchy either, it's fairly smooth just 'heavy' to get into gear.
