I recently purchase a 03 lancer oz rally,
before I got this car I did'nt know how to drive stick, so I had to learn on this one. The problem know is that my shifter makes this craking noise every time I shift and when I shift in to 3rd gerar I always feel a lot of metal to metal friction.
I'm i not using the clutch properly or is my transmition ruin already.

 

You're probably not fully depressing the clutch. Either that or you managed to completely ***** your gears while learning to drive.

Actually it might be your throw out bearing. Take it to the dealership.

 

what does depressing the clutch means, and also I always shift wears at 3000 rpms is this ok or I'm hurting the engine

 

Depressing the clutch is just pushing down on the clutch pedal.

 

I'm going to merge this with your other thread. I'm assuming you clicked new thread instead of new reply. Please be careful with that.

 

don't know about your dealership, but mine looks at stuff like that during regualr service appointments if i bring it up. just ask them.... cause i'm sure nobody wants to tell you the wrong thing

 

some people tend to wear out their clutch plate when learning to drive a stick, but i wont say thats what is wrong :x

 

Clutch plate wouldn't grind, and it'd be slipping like crazy. I'm betting on TO bearing.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by littleengine
I recently purchase a 03 lancer oz rally,
before I got this car I did'nt know how to drive stick, so I had to learn on this one. The problem know is that my shifter makes this craking noise every time I shift and when I shift in to 3rd gerar I always feel a lot of metal to metal friction.
I'm i not using the clutch properly or is my transmition ruin already. [/QUOTE

I had the same problem with my car learning how to drive stick except my transmission makes that sound when I shift it to second gear. Can it be the transmission?