Reverse gear "crunch".
Discussion
You really need the clutch disengaged as far as it will go to help stop this happening, as it will stop the gears from spinning if you can reduce the clutch drag. Its always worth bleeding the clutch first off, and if you have a spacer between the slave cylinder and bell housing remove it to maximise the slave cylinders full travel. Have a look at the clutch pedal, and see what stops it on full depression- if its not the master cylinder travel, the see of you can adjust the clutch pedal higher to get as much movement as you can for the piston (I dont know the how the Griff is put together in this area however).
Zener said:
just select 5th on the T5 and reverse will go straight in clunk/grate free , no need for all that shenanigans 1/3/5 etc2gins said:
Zener said:
just select 5th on the T5 and reverse will go straight in clunk/grate free , no need for all that shenanigans 1/3/5 etcJobster said:
So you either ruin the 5th or your clutch plates. 5th gear first does it for me few times the R doesn't go straight in
Dont be silly
your stalling the spinning input shaft you have synchromesh on the 5 forward gears (not on reverse) if your clutch is laying/dragging that badly you have bigger issues
maybe you should of tried that come back with someone who dont know what they are talking about 
Edited by Zener on Tuesday 11th February 21:01
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