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My2001 vw jetta manual transmission wont come out of 3rd gear and i dont know why

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Does the shifter feel loose? Does it drive in neutral or does it lock in two gears if you select a different gear? I'm trying to determine if it is a transmission problem or a shifter problem. It is likely a shifter problem.

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