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  1. #1
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    Oct 2004
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    ..S2000..

    2nd gear crunch...

    hey guys who here experiences the same?? everytime i go to give it a big hit and slamm it from 1st to 2nd it always crunches up top end..

    so guys who do have this problem what have you done to eliminate or reduce this crunchin?? i though at 1st it was users fault but iver tried everything.. its always done this since ive had the car..

    the clutch is new and adjust properly.. its even been set at all different levels to see if it crunchs..

    so ive narrowed it down to maybe synchros gone... but hey if any of you guys have stopped this from happening.. please post up... because this shit is annoying the crap out of me..
    ..VTEC YO!..

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  2. #2
    maybe you let go of clutch too early in all the excitement. :P
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  4. #4
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    AP1 & Trueno Gt Apex
    redline gearbox oil will do the trick

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    s2000, RIP Prelude Vtir
    try redline shock proof first and if it doesnt improve its your syncros. 1-2nd gear is nice and cheap at $400ish for the part(not).

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    you also have to change your shifting technique and dont shift too quick.

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    maybe your feet slower then your arm maybe your arm quicker then your feet =]
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    Quote Originally Posted by rayb3na_ View Post
    maybe your feet slower then your arm maybe your arm quicker then your feet =]
    hahhaha WTF

  9. #9
    Ive red lined and flat changed from 1st to 2nd no probs, also when redlining and changing gears i make sure it actully goes into gear before releasing the clutch, you can feel it go it, at low rpms i find it harder to get into gear

  10. #10
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    sydney, liverpool
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    try slamming it faster
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  11. #11
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    Apr 2006
    Location
    Melbourne
    Car:
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    Its a common problem with the earlier AP1s to crunch 2nd. Not much can be done, check the TSB on S2ki.com. This issue is on the list pretty much next to clutch buzz and plastic window cracking.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WhiteAP1 View Post
    Its a common problem with the earlier AP1s to crunch 2nd. Not much can be done, check the TSB on S2ki.com. This issue is on the list pretty much next to clutch buzz and plastic window cracking.
    like this guy said check out S2ki.com

    everyone else please stop saying its a synchro problem,we know nothing about the car,not even how many km's on it,what oil in the box,when oil was changed.
    sure it may well be synchros but thats the easy answer out,could just as much be poor shifting,dodgy oil or a common problem with AP1s.

    I would definitely atleast try changing the oil before i got all gung ho and ripped the box out to change synchros.
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