When I shift into fifth gear, it will pop out. I will **** it firmer to the left and push up into gear a little assertively and it then stays in gear. What is the possible problem? Never had trouble staying in gear before.
Re: When I shift into fifth gear, it will pop out. I will...
You probably have worn parts in trans if continues you might have to have clutch inspected and or internally trans parts can be worn high mileage will cause parts to wear
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There could be several reasons why your Kia Spectra is not shifting into fifth gear. Some potential causes include a faulty shift cable, a damaged fifth gear synchronizer, or a problem with the transmission itself.
Not sure about popping out of reverse. But 5th gear pop out is a problem on these, nissan never had a recall, but they offer a slightly altered version of the 5th gear that is available. Go read up at nissanforums there's a lot there, pics and all, even a petition to Nissan for everyone who's had the same problem, me included.
More than likely it's not the linkage. Sounds like the fourth to fifth synchronizer is very badly worn, which will cause the shifter to "pop out" of fifth gear.
sounds like it has jumped. take the rubber off the shifter has a ball with a cover push the ball down and turn it to the left now pull the shifter out look in side you will see 3 peaces one of then is not in line with the others put all 3 in the middle and put your shifter back in hope this helps
You can get it out of park as a temporary fix by popping off the little cover to the left of the gearshift, then pushing down on the lever beneath the cover with a flathead screwdriver (or skinny key) and then shifting out of park.
I had that problem once on a much older vehicle, I don't know if they build them the same way now but my problem was a bad sirclip. It was worn and would not hold the gear in place.
you could retry bleed clutch slave cylinder,should really replace these when replacing clutch if high mileage or it might be fifth gear ring gear broken or worn looking at gearbox strip or new gearbox i would try rebleeding clutch might have small airlock in it.
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