Subject	When going into first, you have to be virtually stopped or
Posted by	Audioquest on May 01, 2008 at 1:40 PM
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In Reply To	Still having trouble getting 1st gear in when the posted by frostedflakepnoy on May 01, 2008 at 12:26 PM
Message	it will be next to impossible. If it's bled 100%, from both points, then it's probably setup. Back the 2 switches out evenly (where the pedal comes to rest) until only a couple threads show past the jam nut. Adjust the rod to bring the pedal up just to the point where it depresses the switches, but doesn't bottom them out. If the master and slave are good, and you have all the air out, it will leave about 1/2" of free play at the top of the pedal stroke, and the clutch will start to engage about 2" off the floor.
Follow Ups	Still having trouble getting 1st gear in when the - frostedflakepnoy 12:26:37 05/01/08 bad synchros? (n/m) - SC300Z 12:36:37 05/01/08 Any opinions on the 98+ tranny over OEM? (n/m) - frostedflakepnoy 12:40:13 05/01/08 I've heard from a few that they are better. (n/m) - SC300Z 12:50:18 05/01/08 When going into first, you have to be virtually stopped or - Audioquest 13:40:05 05/01/08 Its only when im stopped, when im slightly rolling 1st gear - frostedflakepnoy 13:56:36 05/01/08 Does it grind when you have a hard time shifting into first? - Audioquest 14:20:52 05/01/08 The shift is not sloppy or grinding, it feels like its - frostedflakepnoy 14:23:56 05/01/08 How far do you have to let the pedal up in first before - Audioquest 16:47:16 05/01/08 Your problem may be your clutch - njz 21:13:25 05/01/08 mine is just the opposite of your problem. - RedSER13 12:53:54 05/02/08
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