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915 Transmission problem

Transmission question. I have a 1980 Porsche 911SC with a 915 transmission. Recently I noticed a spin up whine when I shifted from first to second gear. On further investigation I found that after it was in second gear rolling along, if I pulled back on the shift handle, I could feel and hear a grinding sound. Once in second gear and shifting into other gears there are no other sounds.

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Remove the 4 nut plate on the bottom and see if the guide fork that's attached to it is loose. Tends to make a whizz noise when shifting.
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Hey John….regarding your comments above^ about looking/checking tightness of guide fork…
will you loose trans oil once that plate comes off??

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Hey John….regarding your comments above^ about looking/checking tightness of guide fork…
will you loose trans oil once that plate comes off??

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JTT
You drain it first.
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Hey John….regarding your comments above^ about looking/checking tightness of guide fork…
will you loose trans oil once that plate comes off??

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JTT
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Maybe let a shop so it, to be safe.
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Hey John….regarding your comments above^ about looking/checking tightness of guide fork…
will you loose trans oil once that plate comes off??

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JTT
It can't hurt to change it now anyway.
Drain it the normal way and also remove the plate and let it drip out for the night.
Good luck with it.
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