Why is it hard to shift into gear
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Asked by Charles Apr 28, 2014 at 08:54 PM about the 2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring Wagon FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hard to shift into gear.  Cold it is
not real hard but the hotter it gets
the harder is is to shift.

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adriannz answered 10 years ago

if its a manual look at the cable that goes to the top of the gearbox it has a bush x2 that must be made out of american gum. dont go to your dealer as they will want too much, find a cable maker and get him to make 2 new bushes

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Charles answered 10 years ago

I will check that out tomorrow. Thank you for your time and advice. It is appreciated.

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GuruW3M6L answered 5 years ago

Will it mess up te car completely if I continue to drive it like that

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GuruW3M6L answered 5 years ago

Will I mess up my car if I continue to drive it like that

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