What Are the Reasons for a Manual Transmission Car Being Unable to Shift Gears?
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Manual transmission cars may suddenly fail to shift gears due to internal transmission malfunctions, clutch failures, or issues with the gear linkage mechanism connecting to the transmission. The exact cause can only be determined by professional inspection at a 4S shop. Quick solutions for gear-shifting failure are as follows: Start the Engine Before Shifting: If the transmission fluid has not fully lubricated the system, starting the engine and letting it run for a while before shifting can resolve the issue. Repair Damaged Components: If the problem lies within the transmission's internal gear mechanism, such as damaged gears, synchronizers, or shift forks, repairs are necessary. Similarly, if clutch components like the friction disc, pressure plate, or release bearing are damaged, they must be repaired or replaced.