Why Can't the Cadillac Shift Gears?
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Cadillac's inability to shift gears is due to a malfunction in the vehicle. Here are the specific reasons why a Cadillac may have difficulty shifting gears: 1. Clutch cable failure: The outer sheath of the cable is prone to cracking, leading to difficulty in shifting gears without the clutch. 2. Excessive gear self-locking force on the clutch side: Excessive self-locking force on the clutch side can make it difficult to engage or disengage gears. 3. Clutch master cylinder failure: The clutch hydraulic master cylinder may experience pressure loss or oil leakage during use, resulting in the inability to shift gears when pressing the clutch. 4. Transmission failure: Insufficient transmission fluid, stuck transmission shift mechanism, or a malfunction in a specific gear or shift fork can all cause difficulty in shifting gears or the inability to engage a gear.