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Hard to change gears
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06/19/13 07:45 AM
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Hello All Im am new member but long time customer as it where  I'm havin trouble with changing gears in my sportage. When engine is off changes like a dream but as the drive goes on and when the 4wd is warm I'm having to double clutch or feed it in to gear. All the while im about to push my foot through the floor making sure that clutch is depressed all the way. I have recently changed master and slave cylinders even though I got them from the wreckers as it seems to pretty hard to find a master cylinders at auto store is Aus. All the same there was a very marginal difference it was a liitle better. But far from a smooth gear change. It has about 170,000km on it. now I have done much googling to find a common issue but to no avail. So of what I have read that seems to be close to my problem, is a synchronizer problem (in the post I read he was saying about a plug you can check on the out side of trans?) would there be any truth to this or is a replace clutch plate problem? Any advice would be appreciated
2002 Kia Sportage
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Re: Hard to change gears
[Re: Shawn_Simpson]
#1060808
06/19/13 08:01 AM
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Joined: Jul 2007
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From your description there is no meat left on your clutch plate or adjustment, replace the clutch and it should fix your problem.
there is a heavy duty option through Adelaide clutches (I think they are called extreme clutches from memory).
Master cylinder does both brakes and clutch so make sure it is good if you have replaced with a second hand one.
You may need to go genuine on that one.
let us know how you get on.
cheers, Chris
Last edited by 4runnernomore; 06/19/13 08:14 AM.
97 Sporty, snorkel, K&N filter,chipped, ext forks, 40mm Dob Springs, KYB struts, 35mm Jeep TJ Springs, RAV 4 OME shocks, Kaiser Locker 5.38 R&P's, 1&3/8 body lift, 245/75 R16 D674's Sports steering wheel, bullbar, extractors & 2 1/4 exhaust engineered.
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Re: Hard to change gears
[Re: 4runnernomore]
#1060809
06/19/13 02:51 PM
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Joined: Nov 2010
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Wheeler
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From your description there is no meat left on your clutch plate or adjustment, replace the clutch and it should fix your problem.
there is a heavy duty option through Adelaide clutches (I think they are called extreme clutches from memory).
Master cylinder does both brakes and clutch so make sure it is good if you have replaced with a second hand one.
You may need to go genuine on that one.
let us know how you get on.
cheers, Chris The clutch does have it's own master cylinder. It only uses the fluid from the brake master cylinder.
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Re: Hard to change gears
[Re: promodmerc]
#1060810
06/20/13 07:22 AM
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Joined: Jul 2007
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Sorry your right my bad.
Had to replace my brake master cylinder a couple of months after I first bought mine and remembered that it did the clutch fluid as well.
cheers, Chis
97 Sporty, snorkel, K&N filter,chipped, ext forks, 40mm Dob Springs, KYB struts, 35mm Jeep TJ Springs, RAV 4 OME shocks, Kaiser Locker 5.38 R&P's, 1&3/8 body lift, 245/75 R16 D674's Sports steering wheel, bullbar, extractors & 2 1/4 exhaust engineered.
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Re: Hard to change gears
[Re: Shawn_Simpson]
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06/24/13 08:04 AM
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Well by the looks I need a new clutch, as the replacements parts (master and slave cylinders) I have done have not done the miracle fix like I was hoping.
As it feels like the clutch is not disengaging till nearly on the floor and when changing gears , feels like your dragging a stick on a gravel road. Very stiff and clunky. The gear box sounds like it whirring to could be just be I have the cover off (the plastic cover in side of 4wd) and I also had to fix the linkage bushes at the base of gear stick as it was sloppy. Again hasn't fix it completely (bit of a DIY job) but it is better.
So ... are these issue I have placed in front of you all sound like I need a clutch kit? or possibly something else?
If it is a clutch kit what would be a good one to get for a weekend warrior 4wder? beach and tracks are the main thing am looking at doing
Cheers for any info
Last edited by Shawn_Simpson; 06/24/13 08:06 AM.
2002 Kia Sportage
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Re: Hard to change gears
[Re: Shawn_Simpson]
#1060812
07/03/13 09:49 AM
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Joined: Apr 2005
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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When you replaced both, did you bleed all the air out? For us in OZ, you could buy your parts from the US. http://www.rockauto.com/ships here.
97 sportage, mostly stock apart from king springs front and rear, monroe shocks, k&n filter, pioneer mp3 cd, rampage 2x 10"subs and rampage amp.
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Re: Hard to change gears
[Re: Shawn_Simpson]
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07/06/13 08:06 AM
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Yeah line bleed thats not the problem, what I have done is an oil change for the gear box. And thats where I have found a noticeable change. Now its not as hard to change unless well warmed up (still not as bad but not smooth). When first start up works like a charm like it should but warmed up then it gets a little hard to slip into gear. Talked to my mechanic he recons a couple of changes could fix it or could be the synchro's (what ever they are cant cant a proper info on it) that could be the problem.
2002 Kia Sportage
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