my car will go into all gears while car is off easily, but when started it is almost impossible to get into gear, when trying reverse it will grind.. Is this a clutch issue?

Asked by mark19802013 Nov 02, 2013 at 01:17 PM about the 1995 Dodge Neon Highline Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

hard to shift while running.

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Justin answered 10 years ago

sounds like a clutch or clutch cable issue, check for movement in the shift fork when you press the clutch. you can see it on top of the trans.

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mark19802013 answered 10 years ago

Found out that it is the throw out bearing. ordered a clutch kit, just waiting for the weekend to get to work. thanks for the reply.

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Aldo answered 9 years ago

I think i havethe same problem the sucky part is that i have 2days with the car how much does all this cost you?thank you

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