Thumping up shifting 5th, 6th gear 2019 TRD off road
Feb 21, 2024 | 07:01 AM
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Thumping up shifting 5th, 6th gear 2019 TRD off road
I bought a 2019 Tacoma TRD off road with 65,000 miles and a manual transmission. They just put in a new clutch, master cylinder and slave cylinder with all new fluid. It absolutely is much better.
When it’s cold out like today 20 degrees, this the hydraulic fluid is real thick naturally. However, it shifts and drives much better than when it’s fully warmed up and the fluid is heated up and thinner. I’m having something going on when up shifting to 5th and 6th gear. When letting off the clutch in those specific gears, there is a slight thump or little jerk I would say. It’s intermittent in both these gears and only these gears. When the fluid is cold and thick like this morning, it don’t do it. I drove about 15 miles and shifted in and out of these gears a few times this morning no problem. Then after dropping kid off, as soon as I jump on highway and get up to speed and shift into 5th then sixth it does it. Please keep in mind I learned how to drive on a manual. Several of my first cars and my work trucks have and are manual transmission. I know how to drive one. Does anyone have any experience or knowledge about this? Thanks you.
When it’s cold out like today 20 degrees, this the hydraulic fluid is real thick naturally. However, it shifts and drives much better than when it’s fully warmed up and the fluid is heated up and thinner. I’m having something going on when up shifting to 5th and 6th gear. When letting off the clutch in those specific gears, there is a slight thump or little jerk I would say. It’s intermittent in both these gears and only these gears. When the fluid is cold and thick like this morning, it don’t do it. I drove about 15 miles and shifted in and out of these gears a few times this morning no problem. Then after dropping kid off, as soon as I jump on highway and get up to speed and shift into 5th then sixth it does it. Please keep in mind I learned how to drive on a manual. Several of my first cars and my work trucks have and are manual transmission. I know how to drive one. Does anyone have any experience or knowledge about this? Thanks you.
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I bought a 2019 Tacoma TRD off road with 65,000 miles and a manual transmission. They just put in a new clutch, master cylinder and slave cylinder with all new fluid. It absolutely is much better.
When it’s cold out like today 20 degrees, this the hydraulic fluid is real thick naturally. However, it shifts and drives much better than when it’s fully warmed up and the fluid is heated up and thinner. I’m having something going on when up shifting to 5th and 6th gear. When letting off the clutch in those specific gears, there is a slight thump or little jerk I would say. It’s intermittent in both these gears and only these gears. When the fluid is cold and thick like this morning, it don’t do it. I drove about 15 miles and shifted in and out of these gears a few times this morning no problem. Then after dropping kid off, as soon as I jump on highway and get up to speed and shift into 5th then sixth it does it, while some people are busy taking online quran classes. Please keep in mind I learned how to drive on a manual. Several of my first cars and my work trucks have and are manual transmission. I know how to drive one. Does anyone have any experience or knowledge about this? Thanks you.
When it’s cold out like today 20 degrees, this the hydraulic fluid is real thick naturally. However, it shifts and drives much better than when it’s fully warmed up and the fluid is heated up and thinner. I’m having something going on when up shifting to 5th and 6th gear. When letting off the clutch in those specific gears, there is a slight thump or little jerk I would say. It’s intermittent in both these gears and only these gears. When the fluid is cold and thick like this morning, it don’t do it. I drove about 15 miles and shifted in and out of these gears a few times this morning no problem. Then after dropping kid off, as soon as I jump on highway and get up to speed and shift into 5th then sixth it does it, while some people are busy taking online quran classes. Please keep in mind I learned how to drive on a manual. Several of my first cars and my work trucks have and are manual transmission. I know how to drive one. Does anyone have any experience or knowledge about this? Thanks you.
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