I am assuming the reason for my question is the fluid (When extremely cold) is thick enouigh to actually pull the car forward even while in nuetral. I do want to make sure this is the case though....

Pretty much when the car is extremely cold and you start it, with the clutch just resting and the car in nuetral, the car pulls forward a tiny but. Is this a problem more people have had after changing thier trans fluid and/or clutches?

I have changed the clutch and trans fluid with 75-90 weight.

 

I have it and talked to other people on here and it is normal. All this winter when I start it up it will pull forward with the car in neurtal when I let off the clutch. I am still on stock clutch and fuilds btw. It seems it is nothing to worry about.

 

its just cause the trans fluid is cold its normal

 

Good deal, thanks guys, I just wanted to make sure.

 

That happens to me...temp is 25F in the morning lol I thought I was going nuts when it happened!

 

New Washington resident here. I discovered this last week and was worried too. Thanks.

 

if you put your car on the lift in neutral the wheels will turn also

 

PHEW! Glad someone asked this question. I thought I was loosing my mind. Bought it used and that was the first thing I noticed.....was ready to send trans to shep.

Thanks, you saved me $1000+

Alex W.