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Is your clutch working properly? Check the clutch master cylinder fluid level and the clutch slave cylinder which actuates the clutch when the pedal is pushed. That's a good phage to start.
well a description of the problem would be a big help
does the gear crash when the clutch is pressed in
can the gears be engaged cleanly when the engine is stopped
did you install a single plate clutch or duel plate clutch
if the gears worked properly before removing the box , then the problem will be in the clutch plate fitting ( wrong way round and the hub is hitting on the flywheel bolts or duel plate on clutch bub is incorrect hitting on the other clutch hub)or the gear shifter installation after fitting the box
I assume this is a standard tranny. If so, you could have a worn shift fork or a bad shifter. If you can hold the shifter in reverse and everything works OK then replace shifter else, rebuild tranny.
Check that the gear is actually going fully into reverse. Nothing interfering with the lever movement. Check that the extension housing is tight as gear jumping occurs from misalignment of box and not complete engagement.
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