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    03 VBP K24 W/6SPD az-epdrvr's Avatar
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    buddy club shifter??

    my gears are super hard to shift when car is cold is it the tranny or my buddy club shifter . but once the car is warmed up it shifts fine . any suggestion or info would help thank . my tranny is a type s w/with stage one kit ,lighted flywheel, and lsd . just some more info

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    Newbie Post Whoring T_Virus's Avatar
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    maybe it is the transmission fluid...my a3 tranny is like that at times...not super hard but sometimes I can feel the gears when I'm shifting on a cold morning but when it is hot, it goes in like a hot knife through butter...
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    What exactly do you mean by hard to shift? Is it just stiff at the shifter or are the gears grinding or notchy?
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    03 VBP K24 W/6SPD az-epdrvr's Avatar
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    only when cold it wont pop in , does not grind.

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    Question

    still lil stiff

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    4 TDs in Single Game usedep3's Avatar
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    having the same issue. bumppp
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    Think about when was the last time you changed your tranny fluid, if you cannot remember it was too long ago.

    It sounds like its time for a tranny flush n fill.

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    It could be your flywheel or your fluid is toast.. Easiest thing to do is drain the fluid and fill it up.. On another note 98% of the time oem is better than aftermarket so buddyclub has a good product but it could be off by just a hair making it hard to shift.. I dunno though

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