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Old 10-02-2019, 05:59 PM   #8
jrvariel48
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Default Re: T5 Shift Problems

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Originally Posted by A bones View Post
Full of fluid and not leaking does not guarantee the workings of either the master, or the slave.

Typically a failing of either cylinder will show up as you describe. A gradual loss of service resulting in harder shifts. Particularly trying to engage first gear at a standstill.

To verify the action it helps to have a buddy work the pedal while you measure the action at the slave. Or even better if you remove enough flooring to view the slave.

First thing though, I would try bleeding the slave to remove the possibility of air having gotten into the picture.

Good Luck.
Good point A. I'm hoping to have some time this weekend to take a closer look. Thanks for the input
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