Tranny finished . . . Final 915 Rebuild Page up

[marcesq]

Here is the final version of the Rebuild page.

Any thoughts on what else should be included are welcome.

http://www.pelicanparts.com/MotorCity/marcesq3/TrannyRebuild.htm

[Craig Stevens]

Thanks Marc!! Nice write up with pix. Tranny & brakes are the next projects on the list for me. Craig

[Silveresrty911S]

Great job Marc,
One of these days I'll need this rebuild page, is your tranny the original for the '77 2.7?
Rick

[Jim Richards]

Excellent work and website, Marc. When's the engine / tranny going back in ? Need any help?

[marcesq]

Thanks guys . . .

Craig . . . very satisfying projects . . . brakes and tranny. Let me know if I can help.

Rick . . . tranny was original '77 with 178k.

Jim: I'm working on it now . . . I'll let you know when it goes up.

[Doug E]

Good job buddy.

Nice to see my old clutch disk was put to good use ... I knew it would probably never be the same again but jeez, that thing is hardly recognizeable now

[john walker's workshop]

nice work. you should add one more comment about the proper position of the detent in the intermediate housing, before installing the housing.

[Jack Olsen]

Wow! Great work.

Another example of the Porsche/Pelican community's skill and generosity.

[marcesq]

Originally posted by john walker's workshop
nice work. you should add one more comment about the proper position of the detent in the intermediate housing, before installing the housing.

Good point . . . I did run into that thing while trying to intall the cover while the tranny was upside down. Hope it was supposed to go all the way down

Thanks Jack . . . believe me I get more from the board than I can offer.

[Doug Zielke]

Terrific work, Marc!
How about writing a book?