HJ60 doesn't shift on 2nd gear from 3rd gear while vehicle is moving
Submitted: Thursday, Aug 08, 2013 at 22:36
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Naveed Merchant
I have HJ60 1986 with 12HT engine with 5 speed maunual gear.
The gear doesn't shift from 3rd to 2nd gear but seems ok to shift from 1st to 2nd provided i do this quickly otherwise it doesnt shift on 2nd gear after a pause and also doesnt shift from 3rd gear to 2nd gear. It shifts easily to all other gear except 2nd gear while vehicle is moving.
Would someone please let me know what to look for to correct this fault.
regards
Naveed
Reply By: PeterInSa - Friday, Aug 09, 2013 at 09:30
Friday, Aug 09, 2013 at 09:30
To me it could be a gear linkage adjustment need.
As suggested above I would also look at an oil change and ensure the correct grade of oil is used. Would also consider adding Nulon G70 oil additive to the gearbox. This stuff, according to the write up on the tube.
Reduces Noise and Friction
Easier Gear changes
Proven to reduce wear by 50%.
I use G70 in the manual gearbox of our cruiser and also in the limited slip diff.
Nulon should be on the Net, look the the details of G70 up.
Peter
No connection with Nulon other than a customer
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Follow Up By: PeterInSa - Friday, Aug 09, 2013 at 09:32
Friday, Aug 09, 2013 at 09:32
Correction
Proven to reduce wear by up to 50%
Peter
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Follow Up By: Ross M - Friday, Aug 09, 2013 at 11:46
Friday, Aug 09, 2013 at 11:46
There is NO gear linkage adjustment, nil, zero, zilch. Doesn't exist.
Nulon is Teflon and is friction reducing.
For a LSD to work, the friction plates have to be able to grip in order to drive the wheel with traction. same as for an auto box to have it's plates grip to provide torque transmission.
A Toyota LSD is usually not very effective anyway and after lots of Ks is as good as an open diff. Nulon will most likely make it more like an open diff as it will aid the reduction of friction and make an LSD into a no LSD.
The additive put in normal diff oil so it is suitable for and LSD is to make the oil film break down in sliding type action so the plates can grip. Nulon provides less ability to break down the film for gripping to occur.
In a gearbox with good synchros OK, with poor synchros ie second, Nulon won't help as the baulk ring in the synchro system will stay baulked because it cant grip the matching cone to synchronize the speeds of the two items.
Ross M
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