Sounds like you need to adjust the clutch its prob. to tight, need to set it so it can release the clutch more ,
With the engine off, check your operation of the gear shift. If you can go in and out of the gears fine without the engine running, then you have a worn clutch disc that needs replaced. If the problem still exists then you either have low fluid/weak hydraulic system, or there is a problem with the syncro that may be adjusted.
Johnny T, I have the same issues and I just did what you suggested and with the car off the grears go right in, i checked the brake fluid and it's fine is that the same as clutch fluid? or do u have any other sugestions?
I don't know the spec, right of the top of my head, but the hydraulic system is probably going to take DOT 3 brake fluid (it generally does). So you need to make sure that you are checking your hydraulic system and not the brake system. There will be a smaller reservoir close to the brake reservoir that will contain the fluid for the hydraulic/clutch system. You'll need to get your vehicle to your trusty repair shop for an accurate diagnosis.
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