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post Jan 13, 2007 - 1:58 PM
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To all 3SGTE swappers wink.gif, have any of you noticed the transmission of the S54 gearbox or any type of celica gearbox, are really really stiff!!!
Does any one have the same problem, if yes what can we do?

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post Jan 13, 2007 - 2:49 PM
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Maybe your clutch cilinder (if the is the correct translated word) is leaking/broken. Happened to a fellow member here in holland. Had to really pump the clutch quick a few times before it disengaged. Replaced it and all good.


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post Jan 13, 2007 - 2:53 PM
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QUOTE(Kadett @ Jan 13, 2007 - 2:49 PM) [snapback]517622[/snapback]

Maybe your clutch cilinder (if the is the correct translated word) is leaking/broken. Happened to a fellow member here in holland. Had to really pump the clutch quick a few times before it disengaged. Replaced it and all good.


Thats my problem because my slave is 100% good no leaks, it is bleeded and still hard to shift, I finished the engine yesterday, and tryed it out today for the first time and I need fast response to shift, it 300BHP and seconed never goes in easyly,i dont want to break the gear box.

I have a feeling that the clutch isnt disengaging 100%, I will try and elongate the shaft of the slave, What you think?

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