Geo tracker manual transmission problems

 · Manual Transmission problems of the GEO Tracker One problem related to manual transmission has been reported for the GEO Tracker. The most recently reported issues are listed below. December In reference to the Transmission re-build on a Tracker. 5 speed, engine. My Tracker shifts fine, but has a noise, which the mechanic said was the clutch, because when the clutch was in, the noise would stop, let the clutch out the noise is there. So, I have had a complete Clutch replacement, and still have the same noise.  · 1 Manual Transmission problem of the GEO Tracker. Failure Date: 06/24/ Transmission-could not get car into first gear and third gear grind on the up down shift. Replaced both gears. Two months later happened again so transmission was replaced. Three months later same problem with first, fourth and reverse.

Geo Tracker Problems Shifting. I recently put in a new clutch into my Tracker, and everything works great except for one thing. It only shifts into 2nd, 4th, and Reverse. Since it's a 5 speed, plus Reverse, that means it is only shifting into the bottom gears. When I put it into 2nd, 4th, or reverse the wheels do move like normal, but. Manual Transmission 4WD Federal Fits TRACKER (Fits: Geo Tracker) $ Free shipping. or Best Offer. SPONSORED. Suzuki transmission are covered in this section 5 speed, rear wheel drive (RWD). Typically used in Chevrolet and GEO Tracker, Suzuki Sidekick and Sidkick Sport, Vitara and Grand Vitara, X and XL7. Different overhaul kits are available depending on the extent of the overhaul that you planning, the contents of the kits are described as follows.

RE: Geo Tracker LSI (not sure of engine type) automatic transmission, 91K mi, AUTO HUB My problem is similar to many others out there: My tracker has problems shifting from 2nd to 3rd gear in cold weather. Once it warms up it's fine, but before then it feels like its popping out of gear and into neutral when shifting into 3rd. Manual Transmission problems of the GEO Tracker One problem related to manual transmission has been reported for the GEO Tracker. The most recently reported issues are listed below. 7. Leak From the Transmission. Manual transmission leaks can be caused by: bad or worn-out seals or gaskets, a damaged case or component, or even loose bolts. To verify that a leak exists, first, check the transmission case and oil level. If it leaks after you just replaced the oil, you may have put too much. Consult your vehicle repair manual.