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I was going to drive my car to class today and started the car. Everything was fine until I tried putting into reverse. It took two hands to move the shifter into gear and was slow to move but nonetheless moved. It was then impossible to put the car into first gear. I tried second and it worked fine, but since I value my life I parked the car and walked to class instead. Interestingly enough, when I parked the car again and turned the ignition off, the shifter moved seamlessly through the gears. Bad syncros? Ideas?


2001 Audi A4 1.8TQM

Nate (ETKA+Scumbag)

Clutch might be on it's way out.

Joey T

IE, a bad clutch will disengage the input shaft from the spinning flywheel. He has a bad slave or master, or it was just really friggen cold, or his shifter is not adjusted correctly.

I am aiming for the shifter as he could put it in second gear.

Nate (ETKA+Scumbag)

Okay, I'm done for the day...

Joey T

That was a friendly bzzzt

Nate (ETKA+Scumbag)

At least one of my cars is a stick so I can claim some cred. :P

Joey T

And both are S cars

bill_B5a4qtm

either the shop that put my clutch in did it bad or its just that cold, I do live in chicago