What Causes a Manual Transmission to Fail to Engage Gear?
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Introduction to reasons for manual transmission failing to engage gear: P-gear lock solenoid valve failure: For safety considerations, to prevent the vehicle from accidentally shifting into other gears during startup, the P-gear solenoid valve is installed. This solenoid valve requires a signal from the brake pedal to release. Therefore, these two components are interrelated. If any one of them fails, it will result in the gear lever being unable to shift out of P-gear into other gears. Gear lever assembly internal failure: Internal gear wear in the gear lever causes it to get stuck, making it difficult to push or pull, leading to the inability to shift gears or difficulty in shifting. Incomplete clutch disengagement: This may be caused by faults in the clutch disc and pressure plate. Generally, this requires replacing the clutch three-piece set (friction disc, pressure plate, and release bearing).