1991 Honda Accord Problem! Help needed.

Discussion in 'Accord' started by Gyuri, Feb 14, 2007.

  1. Gyuri

    Gyuri Guest

    Hi. I recently bought a 1991 Honda Accord (Manual) that is in a pretty
    good shape if it's not of the little rust at the wings and the fuel
    leak when the tank is full. All that is not a problem it will be fixed
    but there's a really annoying problem I'm experiencing and I'm not
    quite sure what causes it. The car almost never takes first gear
    unless I first put the car in second gear and then back in first gear.
    Sometimes it doesn't even take the second gear unless I put pressure
    on the shifter in order to make it go in which is not very good. Once
    the car is moving though it takes in any gear easily just as it
    should. What could be the problem? I just hope it's not the
    transmission because I bought this car for very cheap and I don't want
    to spend too much money on it but only the necessary. Would anyone
    know whats the cause of that shifting problem?

    Thanks to all.
     
    Gyuri, Feb 14, 2007
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  2. Gyuri

    Tegger Guest


    Can you get into those gears easily with the engine OFF? Is Reverse also
    hard to get into with the engine running?

    If so, the clutch is not fully releasing. Possibilities: Fluid level is
    low; air in the lines; leaking master/slave cylinders.
     
    Tegger, Feb 15, 2007
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