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Subject: [TR] TR6 transmission
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Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2014 12:22:24 -0700
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The next time that it happens turn off the engine with the pedal still 
depressed and see if it will go into gear then. That should tell you 
whether it is a clutch or transmission issue.

My Stag does this now and then and my opinion is it is an oil soaked 
clutch plate.  The rear main is damaged. Every now and then 
particularlywhen the motor is cold it will exhibit similar behavior.  It 
will go into 4th with a bit of effort and then once you get it rolling 
at all it is easy enough to get into first gear.  It's just the oil 
holding the plate to the flywheel.

I would tend to think that if it was a broken pivot pin you would have 
the problem all the time rather than intermittently. The same for low 
fluid or defective hydraulics. Of interest I have seen a worn master 
that when the pedal was moved quickly would pull air into the system 
through the worn seals.  Made it almost impossible to bleed.

Did the clutch pedal feel any different when it happened?

Edward Hamer
PetalumaCA

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