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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Jame5m on 13 May 2010, 13:24:51
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my omega has suddenly developed a clunky gearbox in all gears...
I'm thinking the gearbox linkage... any ideas on adjustment?
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presume you are talking manual gearbox, not auto?
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Is the noise speed related?
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manual box,
there is no noise it's just very clunky going into every gear,
it's terrible when coming down through the box when slowing down,
it isnt the clutch as it pulls away just fine,
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Have you tried topping the gearbox oil up? It may be low making the transfer shafts a bit sticky.
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I don't remember there being any adjustment on the gear selector, I suppose if one of the bolts fell out of the gear lever extension it might upset gear selection :-/
Your description does sound like a classic case of 'clutch drag' where the clutch doesn't totally release and keeps spinning the input shaft on the gearbox while you are trying to engage a different gear.
Things to check are
(without taking gearbox out)
- low brake/clutch fluid level in reservoir
- air in hydraulic clutch release circuit
- faulty master clutch cylinder
- worn clutch pedal pivot
(need to take gearbox out)
- faulty slave cylinder
- broken fingers on clutch diaphragm spring
- rusty splines on gearbox input shaft
- broken clutch plate
- broken DMF
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I don't remember there being any adjustment on the gear selector, I suppose if one of the bolts fell out of the gear lever extension it might upset gear selection :-/
Your description does sound like a classic case of 'clutch drag' where the clutch doesn't totally release and keeps spinning the input shaft on the gearbox while you are trying to engage a different gear.
Things to check are
(without taking gearbox out)
- low brake/clutch fluid level in reservoir
- air in hydraulic clutch release circuit
- faulty master clutch cylinder
- worn clutch pedal pivot
(need to take gearbox out)
- faulty slave cylinder
- broken fingers on clutch diaphragm spring
- rusty splines on gearbox input shaft
- broken clutch plate
- broken DMF
There is adjustment on the selector, not a lot though :y
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well the reservoir is full, its just seem weird it just started all of a sudden, perhaps she knows i'm getting rid of her :(
how do you adjust it? ?
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Yes how do you adjust it ? sorry to nip into this thread but mine has been clunky forever. new gearbox .new clutch. new flywheel.. althought after i'd bled the clutch about 10 times there was a big improvment. much smoother now but still has bad days.
mark
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well the reservoir is full, its just seem weird it just started all of a sudden, perhaps she knows i'm getting rid of her :(
how do you adjust it? ?
check gearbox oil level...
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Yes how do you adjust it ? sorry to nip into this thread but mine has been clunky forever. new gearbox .new clutch. new flywheel.. althought after i'd bled the clutch about 10 times there was a big improvment. much smoother now but still has bad days.
mark
It's a single 13mm bolt up behind the prop, if you can hang on I'll show you at the next P&L meet ;) :y
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well the reservoir is full, its just seem weird it just started all of a sudden, perhaps she knows i'm getting rid of her :(
how do you adjust it? ?
check gearbox oil level...
How do I check it, I cant find a guide anywhere....
Thanks in advance :)
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well it's been into a local dealer to where i'm away working,
apperently thier is oil in the box and the level is correct, the mechanic thinks the clutch is gone... :'(