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when I put it in reverse and its under a little load or I push on it kinda hard or its the first time after a while and its under just a bit of load (like a slight slope) it rattles or a little grind under neath the gear shift (tranny)
any ideas?
thanks
wait... tranny crapping out? how so? just in general, dying??
and the clutch? well its an A4, adn I know they still, of course, have a clutch, its less likely to die...
I have the same problem with reverse. I have a 99 V6 Camaro, when I try to quickly shift to reverse sometimes ill get the grinding noise, however if i shift slowly, it works fine. I dont know what the problem is but if you find out please tell me.
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