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Decided to buy a newer Jimny, just one problem

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29 Sep 2017 15:43 #184652 by 1066Boy
When I changed my oil it was quieter strait away but the shifting took a few days. Still a bit notchy when cold but after a few minutes of driving its nice. :)

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29 Sep 2017 15:48 #184653 by kelky7777
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Well here's hoping

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29 Sep 2017 20:36 #184665 by kirkynut
Idle speed should be about 750rpm. I think I'd be looking at why it's dropped rather than just adjusting the throttle cable to speed it up.

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14 Oct 2017 15:49 #185218 by kelky7777
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I've been using the more expensive fuel for a few weeks and tickover runs at about 700 now.

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14 Oct 2017 15:51 #185219 by kelky7777
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So to recap, I changed the clutch cable, I used comma fully synthetic GL4 MVMTF 75W 90 in the gearbox, the stuff that came out was the color of mud and there were some fine bits of metal, no big chunks, like fine iron filings.

The performance, ability to select first, has improved a lot, now fails to engage only once in around 10 minutes of city driving so apart from the occasional honk at the lights because I didn't set off within 100th of a second of the light turning green, I'm driving normally.

Now changing transfer box and front / rear diff oils in case it has the same cruddy substance

Looking for 5 good AT tyres at either 215 75 15, or 205 75 15

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14 Oct 2017 16:51 #185221 by 1066Boy
Glad to hear things are working out. Its always worth changing the gearbox/diffs every few years.

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