Why Can't a Manual Transmission Car Shift Gears After Starting?
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Manual transmission cars cannot shift gears after starting due to unclear clutch disc separation, damaged clutch disc and pressure plate, and worn shift mechanism. The following are the relevant explanations: Unclear Clutch Disc Separation: If there is an issue with the clutch disc separation, it is necessary to go to a repair facility to check and adjust the clutch or replace it. Damaged Clutch Disc and Pressure Plate: This causes the clutch to malfunction, preventing the engine power from being disconnected and engaged. The issue can be resolved by checking and replacing the clutch disc and pressure plate. Worn Shift Mechanism: Internal gear wear in the shift lever causes the lever to get stuck, making it impossible to shift gears. It is necessary to go to a repair facility as soon as possible to check and confirm the cause of the fault and replace the parts.