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- Tony356993 - 02-16-2007 Gurus, Picked up the car today from Dougherty's (again) and I noticed the shifter feels a little "sticky" esp moving from the neutral position in neutral (the 3rd-4th resting place) and moving left into the 1st and 2nd neutral place. There also seems to be a slight squeaking noise. After rebuild, we switched to semi-solid motor mounts. Is this a shift linkage issue? Not enough k-y jelly issue? Loose tranny or engine mount? I'm brining the car back anyway for track prep and want this resolved also. Any thoughts? - smankow - 02-17-2007 did it loosen up any after driving it? It could be due to the great weather that we've been having. How is the engine? Steve - Tony356993 - 02-17-2007 Quote:did it loosen up any after driving it? It could be due to the great weather that we've been having. How is the engine?no - Mike Andrews - 02-18-2007 I thought this was gonna be a thread about how much you enjoyed geting your car back - Tony356993 - 02-18-2007 Any idears Mike? The motor w/new ecu is working wonderfully. I really tested it over the w/e. We will check the mixtures next week and see if we are ready to go from street to track. The shifter item is new. Car is back @ Bill's. I hope it is not another tranny issue. - Larry Herman - 02-19-2007 Tony, it sounds like a bushing for the shift rod need a little lube. The side to side motion twists the shift rod and that may be more noticable than fore/aft binding. - Tony356993 - 02-19-2007 Thanks Larry - Let's hope. The motor is very strong and we are just fine tuning now. - Tony356993 - 02-22-2007 The problem was Red Line tranny oil does NOT work well in sub-zero temps. We switched to Mobil Synthetic for now and will switch back after the April event. |