Probable Cause | Action |
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The clutch is not fully releasing (disengaging). | Verify that the clutch is releasing properly. |
Air is in the clutch hydraulic system. | Bleed the air from the clutch hydraulic system. Refer to Hydraulic Clutch Bleeding in Clutch. |
The transmission shift linkage is out of adjustment. | Inspect the transmission shift linkage and adjust the shift linkage if necessary. Refer to Shift Linkage Adjustment . |
The transmission shift control is worn or damaged. |
Refer to Shift Control Assembly Replacement . |
The transmission fluid level is low. | Inspect the transmission fluid level and add the proper fluid as necessary. Refer to Transmission Fluid Level Inspection . |
The transmission contains the incorrect type of transmission fluid. | Drain the transmission fluid, then fill the transmission with the correct type of fluid. Refer to Transmission Oil Drain and Fill . |
The transmission gearshift components or synchronizer assemblies are worn or damaged. |
Refer to Transmission Replacement . Replace worn or damaged components as necessary. Refer to the Transmission Unit Repair Manual. |