Also unless I pull the pedal up before I shift gears I have a hard time shifting. But when I lift the clutch pedal and than depress it it seems to shift fine
The pedal return spring should be checked. Also the pedal bushings where pedal connects to the pedal support up under dash may be worn and not allowing free pedal movement. Work the pedal with your hand and watch the upper mounting of the pedal to see if you can see the problem. I would expect the bushings need replaced. You might try a little light oil where the clutch pedal attaches.
SOURCE: 2005 accord ex shift lock solenoid
its the brake switch....... i bet you dont have any brake lights......... its a switch by the brake pedal 14mm wrench measure the distance on the old switch on the threads good luck
SOURCE: rover 600 1997 not engaging any gears when clutch fully depressed
Sounds like the SLave Cylinder has givin up Possible the Reli=eice Bearing I ALWAYS Replace As A PAIR . If you can put in gear by having someone rock the car front to back and it holds well its pretty Obvious that you DO have A Clutch Master Cylinder or Clutch Slave aat Releice Bearing Problem AGAIN These Parts I REPLACE AS A PAIR. Before ANything Chech Fluid Level that will tell the store IF FULL Most Probably MASTER-- If EMPTY then See where it went Look At SLAVE if wet thats the Culpret. --->> I Hope this INFO helps you and have a good Day >> Please dont forget to RATE me ok ? Thank You
SOURCE: 2001 Honda Accord Clutch Issue
check the actual pedal and clutch linkage. Also look for a fitting thats emitting air into the system.
SOURCE: My Honda CRV-2000 manual transmission does not
the clutch fluid being low means that there is a leak in the hydraulic system and that is why you cannot get the vehicle in gear. even if you refilled the resivour you still need to fix where the leak is coming from then manually bleed out any air in the system. air is compressable and liquid is not. if there is air in the system you are only compessing the air when you push the clutch down and it is not pushing the clutch. check the clutch master cylinder for leaks- its under the clutch fluid. also check the slave cylinder is bolted the the transmission.
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