Odd Shifting Action?
Odd Shifting Action?
I am a few weeks in to driving a stick on my 99 Maxima, and I have noticed that when driving hard, the shifts are quite hard to pull out and then in to the next gear. It takes a mild pull to get it out of 3rd for example, and then put in 4th it takes a pretty hard pull.
On my friends jetta, the shifter practically falls from one gear to the other once i clutch it. I have noticed that if i am in 'sunday driver' mode shifting at 2500rpms, the shifting action is smoother, and the shifter will fall in to the next gear fine. It is as if there is a lock on the shifter so you dont go in a wrong gear.
Is this normal in maximas? its bone stock.
On my friends jetta, the shifter practically falls from one gear to the other once i clutch it. I have noticed that if i am in 'sunday driver' mode shifting at 2500rpms, the shifting action is smoother, and the shifter will fall in to the next gear fine. It is as if there is a lock on the shifter so you dont go in a wrong gear.
Is this normal in maximas? its bone stock.
Originally Posted by Rotncarcas
I am a few weeks in to driving a stick on my 99 Maxima, and I have noticed that when driving hard, the shifts are quite hard to pull out and then in to the next gear. It takes a mild pull to get it out of 3rd for example, and then put in 4th it takes a pretty hard pull.
On my friends jetta, the shifter practically falls from one gear to the other once i clutch it. I have noticed that if i am in 'sunday driver' mode shifting at 2500rpms, the shifting action is smoother, and the shifter will fall in to the next gear fine. It is as if there is a lock on the shifter so you dont go in a wrong gear.
Is this normal in maximas? its bone stock.
On my friends jetta, the shifter practically falls from one gear to the other once i clutch it. I have noticed that if i am in 'sunday driver' mode shifting at 2500rpms, the shifting action is smoother, and the shifter will fall in to the next gear fine. It is as if there is a lock on the shifter so you dont go in a wrong gear.
Is this normal in maximas? its bone stock.
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