* Damaged shift linkage: Shift linkage is what connects the shifter to the transmission, if It's worn out or damaged, it can cause the shifter to feel rubbery when putting in gear. Replacing worn shift components often resolves this issue.
* Worn transmission mounts: Transmission mounts help to secure your transmission to the frame of your car. Worn-out mounts can allow your transmission to move around, which can also create a rubbery shift feel. Replacing worn transmission mounts can resolve this cause.
* Synchro problems: Synchronizers help to smooth out the shifting process by matching the speeds of the gears before they mesh together. If they are worn or damaged, shifting gears can feel rubbery or notchy. Replacing worn or damaged synchronizers can resolve the problem.
* Bent shift fork: Shift forks are responsible for moving the gears into place inside the transmission. If a shift fork is bent, it can cause difficulty shifting gears and a rubbery feel. Inspecting and replacing a bent shift fork can resolve this issue.
