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?
- Worn or rounded gear dog teeth or a bent shift fork.
- The clutch cable being adjusted too loose.
- The drive chain tension being too loose, causing sprockets to skip.
- 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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