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car guru's in d house I need ur advice pls. my CRV developed fault I gave it to mechanic. he changed d clutch plate nd disc after which selection of gears especially gear 1 is very hard. he told me to change gear oil which I did bt d problem persists, pls I need ur advice on what to do next. Thanks to u all.

Might be your filter or you could just put in Lucas transmission treatment or any other authorized transmission fluid you might Google major sellers online.

Emulti:
car guru's in d house I need ur advice pls. my CRV developed fault I gave it to mechanic. he changed d clutch plate nd disc after which selection of gears especially gear 1 is very hard. he told me to change gear oil which I did bt d problem persists, pls I need ur advice on what to do next. Thanks to u all.

you should have gave us more infor on which year is the car

what was the problem before you took it to the mechanic ?

it looks like the problem might be in the gear selection rod or cable

ZIMDRILL:
you should have gave us more infor on which year is the car

what was the problem before you took it to the mechanic ?

it looks like the problem might be in the gear selection rod or cable

honda CRV 1999 MODEL(manual drive ). D day before, d CAR got stuck in one of the bad roads here, after much firing it came out. though d clutch was low bt I was able to drive it home. the nxt day, a friend came nd took it for a wedding nd called some minutes later to inform me dat d car has refused to move nd dat they ve taken it to nearby mechanic. on meeting d mechanic he told me dat d clutch plate plate is burnt. to cut d story short, he changed d clutch plate nd clutch disc nd it started working. But changing gear especially gear 1 is very stiff, I complained to d mechanic who advice me to change gear oil which I did yesterday morning bt d problem is still not solved. pls ur advice is needed. Thanks

Emulti:
honda CRV 1999 MODEL(manual drive ). D day before, d CAR got stuck in one of the bad roads here, after much firing it came out. though d clutch was low bt I was able to drive it home. the nxt day, a friend came nd took it for a wedding nd called some minutes later to inform me dat d car has refused to move nd dat they ve taken it to nearby mechanic. on meeting d mechanic he told me dat d clutch plate plate is burnt. to cut d story short, he changed d clutch plate nd clutch disc nd it started working. But changing gear especially gear 1 is very stiff, I complained to d mechanic who advice me to change gear oil which I did yesterday morning bt d problem is still not solved. pls ur advice is needed. Thanks

am not sure if the clutch system is a hydraulic, should try bleeding the system

Emulti:
honda CRV 1999 MODEL(manual drive ). D day before, d CAR got stuck in one of the bad roads here, after much firing it came out. though d clutch was low bt I was able to drive it home. the nxt day, a friend came nd took it for a wedding nd called some minutes later to inform me dat d car has refused to move nd dat they ve taken it to nearby mechanic. on meeting d mechanic he told me dat d clutch plate plate is burnt. to cut d story short, he changed d clutch plate nd clutch disc nd it started working. But changing gear especially gear 1 is very stiff, I complained to d mechanic who advice me to change gear oil which I did yesterday morning bt d problem is still not solved. pls ur advice is needed. Thanks

The problem you have is the material that was used to refurbish your clutch disk is too thick for the design of the pressure plate, this happens a lot when refurbishing disks. Presently when you step on your clutch pedal the disk is still in slight contact with the fly wheel, so gear switching becomes stiff. https://repairguide.autozone.com/znetrgs/repair_guide_content/en_us/images/0996b43f/80/20/98/74/medium/0996b43f80209874.gif

2ways of fixing your problem, replace disk with the right one. Or try this old trick. Place spacers of even sizes inbetween the disk and the flywheel.
before bolting it up (usually oil pressure rings are used) this method though crooked works like a charm.

Good luck.

GAZZUZZ:
The problem you have is the material that was used to refurbish your clutch disk is too thick for the design of the pressure plate, this happens a lot when refurbishing disks. Presently when you step on your clutch pedal the disk is still in slight contact with the fly wheel, so gear switching becomes stiff. https://repairguide.autozone.com/znetrgs/repair_guide_content/en_us/images/0996b43f/80/20/98/74/medium/0996b43f80209874.gif

2ways of fixing your problem, replace disk with the right one. Or try this old trick. Place spacers of even sizes inbetween the disk and the flywheel.
before bolting it up (usually oil pressure rings are used) this method though crooked works like a charm.

Good luck.

Thanks boss

Its ur gear selector. Take it to any competent roadside mechie and ask him to fix ur gear selector

Clue: it is fixed from under the car and not from the gear lever inside the car

itsmayiela:
Its ur gear selector. Take it to any competent roadside mechie and ask him to fix ur gear selector

Clue: it is fixed from under the car and not from the gear lever inside the car

No sir you are wrong.