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kees 02-04-2015 08:26 AM

911 Shifting Improvements
 
I'm ready to install a new ball cup bushing, shift rod bushing and coupler. After reading some articles I'm a little confused.
Do I place the car into first gear or in neutral?
Thanks! SmileWavy
Kees.

911 Carrera coupé 1985

Arne2 02-04-2015 08:31 AM

I've always started this process with it in neutral. Not really sure if it matters much, really. Adjusting the coupler after the work should always start in neutral, though.

cabmandone 02-04-2015 02:42 PM

For the shift rod and cup bushings it makes no difference as far as I can tell. But the shift coupler it can. Are you replacing the coupler with a new one or just replacing bushings and reinstalling? If you're refreshing the old you can just put index marks on the coupler and input shaft and then remove. Others might chime in but that's how I did it and it worked for me.

DRACO A5OG 02-04-2015 03:19 PM

I would also replace the gear box mounts to insure everything is lined up correctly. +1 Neutral. You do not know if PO tampered with it.

kach22i 02-04-2015 03:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kees (Post 8470739)
........ball cup bushing, shift rod bushing and coupler.

I did those when I first bought my car, found even more improvement after installing the Seine System shifter kit.

Bang for the buck the best thing I ever did to the car.

Pstallo 02-04-2015 03:52 PM

I started in first when doing the coupler, but honestly, by the time I got everything hooked up, I had moved it around quite a bit. Basically, I connected the coupler, then went through the gears with it parked, adjusted the coupler, then drove it around the block and made a few more adjustments.


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