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1992_Talon_tsi

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Dec 20, 2009
MIAMI, Florida
Ok guys first of all im sure its the clutch but i just want to make sure. My dsm its grinding 3rd gear when shifting quick when daily driving or racing of course. Now if i hold the clutch like 3 to 4 seconds and i shift it wont grind and its kind of soft. For this reason im guessing its my clutch near his end. Now since im talking about the clutch i have a n/t transmission, now what would be the perfect clutch of my choice?
 
Well the liquid he's talking about will help the shifting not grind so much, its made for synchronized transmission. I forget what I used but, its a mixture all these DSM guys use. My transmission is gone, but adding synchro mesh gear oil gave me a month of driving before it grenaded.
 
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