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superheady 03-15-2003 11:08 AM

Price to get syncros installed
 
Well I know the time is drawing ever closer to replace the syncros in the transmission... between 1st and 2nd it just dosn't sound good... :-( especially when its cold. So I thouth I'd ask you how much I could expect to pay for a job like this.

Scootin159 03-15-2003 11:21 AM

Re: Price to get syncros installed
 
I'd like to know as well, mine's getting kinda messy in there as well (1st & 2nd). I'm gonna try just changing out the tranny lube first, I've heard that can "fix" a lot of problems (plus it's just good preventative maitinence).

AaronM 03-15-2003 11:23 AM

Scootin', you could also try what the truckers do and shift without using the clutch. Of course, it's not very forgiving of mistakes. ;)

On a more serious note, try double clutching. It's not too hard to learn and it will really smooth things out.

Aaron

AFJuvat 03-15-2003 04:25 PM

Synchros - looking close to $1000 to get them done. More if your synchro hubs (a.k.a dog teeth) are shot

Total tranny service, around $2000

AFJuvat

Frank B 03-15-2003 04:32 PM

Double clutching soleves and prevents alot of problems. My Willy's didn't have any Synchros.. so I either double clutched it or gave my tranny a beating.. if the synchros are going you can do it yourself.. taking out andre-installingthe trans will take longer than replacing the synchros..

AFJuvat 03-15-2003 04:50 PM

Actually......
 
Small disagreement on that point.

to get at the synchros, a few pieces need to come off.

for those pieces to come off, you need a puller to get them off the shafts.

To get them back on the shaft, you need to heat them up to over 230 deg F.

Need to freeze the hub and heat the synchro to get it in, it is a tight press fit.

see attached image, you are looking for part 5, 19, 35, and 38.

AFJuvat
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploads/tranny.gif

Frank B 03-15-2003 04:55 PM

my bad.. I forgot about the freezing/cooling issue....I do suck..

Trevor 03-15-2003 05:07 PM

Rev match, makes the shifts smoother and then you don't need the synchros.

coupe 03-15-2003 08:44 PM

How about getting a used gear box, wouldn't that be cheaper?

AFJuvat 03-15-2003 08:48 PM

Exactly

Surprisingly, 911 gearboxes are much easier to work on than 944s are

AFJuvat

superheady 03-16-2003 12:33 AM

looks like i should start looking for a deal on a gearbox!

overkill 03-16-2003 06:09 AM

Think about it, how much for a new or should I say used gear box? I would fork out the money nad have your tranny worked on because it will be an almost fresh tranny. I mean that is if you didnt do alot of grinding. Thats what I would do but then again whos car has been sitting in a driveway for how long?:D


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