dmitri
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If the clutch is all the way in before you shift, you should be fine.
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Sounds like that you've memorized the clutch engagement point by feel and you are shifting at that transition point.
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If your gentle, and not in a hurry, you shouldn't hurt anything. Good form is to fully disengage the clutch.
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As long as the transmission isn’t grinding then I doubt it’s any issue, you might be releasing the clutch just a half second before you completely engage the gear ? Notchy is good, being able to always get into every gear is good, grinding bad.
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