Practice question

During a test ride, the transmission repeatedly 'jumps' out of second gear into neutral under acceleration. What is the most likely internal mechanical cause?

  1. Worn or rounded gear dog teeth or a bent shift fork.
  2. The clutch cable being adjusted too loose.
  3. The drive chain tension being too loose, causing sprockets to skip.
  4. Using engine oil with the incorrect viscosity rating.

Answer: A — Worn or rounded gear dog teeth or a bent shift fork.

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