What are the reasons for a car not being able to shift gears?
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The reasons for a car not being able to shift gears are as follows: Clutch cable failure: Some manual transmission cars still use cables to control the clutch. The outer sheath of the cable is prone to cracking, resulting in no clutch and difficulty shifting gears. This issue is relatively simple and can be resolved by directly replacing the cable. Excessive self-locking force of the clutch-side gear: This makes it difficult to engage or disengage gears. In such cases, it is recommended to go to a repair shop to adjust the clutch cable and gear lock. Clutch master cylinder failure: The clutch hydraulic master cylinder may experience pressure loss or oil leakage during use, leading to the inability to shift gears when pressing the clutch. In this situation, it is necessary to go to a service station to replace the clutch master cylinder, and after replacement, an air bleeding operation must be performed.