gearbox, clutch or driver?

[nervous]

my car has recently started jumping out of gear, mainly second, and its only happened a few times, at at low speeds. i spose. might well be that I'm rubbish at driving though. its a little hard to tell whilst I'm texting, typing, stirring my coffee and griddling up a butty on my George foreman port-a-portly in-car sandwich maker all at the same time. most of my appendages are busy you see. so.. is summat (else) knackered, or do 'they all do that sir'? clues would be appreciated, a new, free clutch, gearbox and fitting (and valet, natch) would be appreciated even more

[Extra 300 Driver]

Check to see that the lever is not fouling on the trim. This can cause the gear lever not to fully go in to position.

edited due to D- spolling

>> Edited by Extra 300 Driver on Thursday 5th May 20:46

[nervous]

E3D to the rescue again!! thanks mate, ill check that later, hopefully its the cause

thanks again bud,
mjb

[tvr-fan]

Here you go nerve, a link to a detailed breakdown and instructions on all the bits in your gearbox just in case you need to remove it

www.ttcautomotive.com/English/media/pdfs_autogen/T-5_Service_Manual.pdf

[redleicester]

Nah, it's just you!

[Julian64]

Great Post, do they have any other gearbox manuals on their site I could look at?

You seem to have found a page there that you can't get to any other way.

[nervous]

thanks gang, i duinno how you do it for the money.





Fan, im not even gonna open that link, if its busted, cant i just get you to fix it pleeeeeaaaasssee?

[tvr-fan]

Hehe if its broken and i can get the parts then im sure it can be fixed nerve

Or just go down the breakers and get another one (much easyer)