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Have to change clutch plate on suzuki grand vitara ,its hard to put in gears

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If it's hard to get into gear you should check the clutch is disengaging properly.
Before changing the clutch plate, check that the clutch throw-out is adjusted correctly and the actuating hydraulics/levers have the correct amount of travel.

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Go to a more experienced repair shop, one that specializes in transmissions. Someone that says "maybe this, maybe that, I dunno" really doesn't know, and should be avoided at all cost.

Sounds like the clutch plate or pressure plate, or both, are either
1) worn out and need replacement, or (MORE LIKELY)
2) need a SIMPLE ADJUSTMENT.

Make sure you are depressing thew clutch pedal as far to the floor as you can when you are having this problem.

It is entirely possible your driver's seat is too far back, and you're just not "getting there" with that pedal.
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I have a 2000 suzuki grand vitara that has a problem going int gear

check and bleed the clutch system at the slave cylinder and if that dose not improve the clutch operation then replace the master cylinder. If the system is cable operated then replace the cable. If you have removed the clutch to replace it then the clutch plate is probably in the wrong way round and the centre is hitting on the flywheel bolts.
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My wife's 2002 Suzuki Grand Vitara is starting to have problems shifting. Every time you depress the clutch pedal and try to put the vehicle in first gear from a stop position, the stick doesn't want to go...

Do the following:
-Check the clutch fluid,
-With the engine off make the trip from 1 to 5 gear,as if you were on the road
if it is okay
Let's go to the second step, With the engine running, do the same but keeping the pedal depressed , Does not engage any gear ?
-If the clutch fluid is OK , then The bearing of the output shaft is damaged or clutch release bearing
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Where is the clutch fluid reservoir

They use the same reservoir as for the brakes. mounted on the bulkhead under the bonnet
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I can not put my car into reverse with out 'crunching'. Also it can be hard to put it into gear when stationery but when i driving there is no problem. Could it be the thrust bearing?

If clutch is not adjustable then more likely to be pressure plate springs and thrust bearing(combination of both)replace whole clutch at one time.saves time later.....
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