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I have a 97 kia sportage with 160,000.miles ,stick shift, ......when shifting from 4th to 5th its hard to get into 5th and ill put in 3rd my mistake...is this a ezay fix ?
Re: I have a 97 kia sportage with 160,000.miles ,stick...
Sounds like ther is a selector problem in the gear box. Take off the top, where the gear lever goes in and have a look. if there is anything wrong there the box will have to come out.
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hi dear, kia sportage 1997, when drive a car between 60 to 80k/m grear is not shift 3rd to 4th, some time work some not work & rpm going up & down. please tell me what need to do. thanks
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need to check or replaced the temperature thermostat and sensor.
your trannny is suffering internal damage... you will have to take it to a shop that services tranny to find out exactly whats going wrong with it... but its not the clucth if your wondering it can be either the syncros going bad or the shift selecter etc....advise taking it into a shop and getting service
The last shift is not a real gear shift, it is called "torque converter". The high rpms happens because the transm. goes to neutral. Get it to a transm. shop to be tested
If the clutch has never been changed most likely it is that. The way you can check it is by removing the transmission and looking at the clutch disc. It could be transmission syncros but I am willing to bet you just need a new clutch.
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