Low gears provide more torque and are used for starting a vehicle or going uphill, while high gears provide more speed and are used for cruising on flat roads. Shifting to low gear enables a vehicle to move with less effort, while shifting to high gear allows for greater efficiency at higher speeds.
Probably your u joints or the rear end has too much slop.
If it vibrates briefly only while shifting, it's probably the transmission slipping. If all other gears are shifting ok, you're about to loose the transmission.
one of the cam sensors is bad cheap to replace..
if it is automatic the transmission could be slipping if manual the throttle could be sticking
what kind of noise?
rev matching is to keep the rpm high while your shifting through gears. clutch, gas, shift, this technique can be found in the drifting seen.
rev matching is to keep the rpm high while your shifting through gears. clutch, gas, shift, this technique can be found in the drifting seen.
In the context of driving, shifting without a clutch refers to changing gears in a manual transmission vehicle without using the clutch pedal. This technique is known as "clutchless shifting" and requires precise timing and coordination to match the engine speed with the transmission speed for a smooth gear change. While it can be done in certain situations, it can cause excessive wear on the transmission components if not executed properly. It is generally not recommended for everyday driving and can lead to costly repairs if done incorrectly.
While driving my cavalier will shift into high gear for at least a couple of minutes. Shifting gears,giving it gas does not help. Any suggestions?
Adjust your clutch cable.
== == If the noise occurs while shifting gears, the gear shift shaft underneath the car could be tapping on the exhaust. This problem is caused by a shifter that has too much play. To fix this, there is a rubber clasp holding the shaft in place, buy a new rubber clasp if the one you have is worn and loose. This is the solution I have found. If the noise occurs while clutch is released, well, then your're on your own!