Technical Problems with gearbox Fiat Uno Mk 1

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Technical Problems with gearbox Fiat Uno Mk 1

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Hi guys,

I'm having problems with my 4-speed gearbox. Its hard to get in 3rd and sometimes i have problems with 1st and revers too. But mainly with 3rd gear.
I have checked the gearchange rods below the car and they are a bit slugish. Could it be the problem or is there another reason?
 
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dont think its the clutch first and reverse would be a dog to get in if it wasnt clearing fully ,have you changed oil in gearbox or even oil level ??:rolleyes:
 
As above, plus lubricate the pivot shaft (if there is one, not sure on the 4 spd) just behind the gearbox as they can seize up.

Also if theres any oil leaks, even from the distributor above the gearbox, it can cause clutch, & therefore gearchange issues.
 
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Hi guys,

I'm having problems with my 4-speed gearbox. Its hard to get in 3rd and sometimes i have problems with 1st and revers too. But mainly with 3rd gear.(y)
I have checked the gearchange rods below the car and they are a bit slugish. Could it be the problem or is there another reason?



problem is mostly in 3rd gear ,i sugested checkin oil as they all or atleast most unos leak oil out drive boots if clutch was prob it would crunch in every gear ????
 
problem is mostly in 3rd gear ,i sugested checkin oil as they all or atleast most unos leak oil out drive boots if clutch was prob it would crunch in every gear ????

Not necessarily. A slightly mal-adjusted clutch may sometimes only manifest itself in one or two gears. Don't forget as well that the op said the last owner changed the clutch disc (clutch assembly I assume), which would require gearbox removal and completely removing the clutch cable. It's possible that the clutch only needs adjusting after the clutch cable was refitted and not quite adjusted correctly, which seeing as that costs nothing and only takes a few minutes should be the first thing to try (assuming you have a couple of 10mm spanners and a Haynes manual). Start with the cheapest and easiest options first, as well as the most obvious. ;)

Also the drive boots shouldn't leak at all if in good condition. They only leak if they are old and need replacing!
 
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Hi again

Seems that this gearbox problem has solved itself, gears are fine now. Just changed the engine oil and going to change gearbox oil too. So i'll see if it makes the gears smoother. So i'll update the thread wen i have the results.
 
sometimes these things are all in our heads LOL:D


ps collect gear oil in clean tray to check for metal fileings .
 
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