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4th Gear Syncro
What is involved (headaches and heataches) when replacing the 4th gear syncro?
Is it best to just replace the entire tranny?
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Matt 1986 Porsche 928 S - Daily Driver 1984 928 S - SOLD, 1986 944 S - SOLD, 1988 944 S - SOLD |
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bump. sorry i need to know. If you have any info, Please advise. kind of on a time issue here..
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Just get another trans, this is deffinatly not the job for a driveway mechanice - unless you have time and money. NA trannys are cheap enough get another one.
There was a thread just recently about rebuilding these trannys, a search may yeild some answers. |
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I had a bad 3rd gear on my tranny. The options:
Buy a new one from Porsche - $7K rebuilt (mine is an LSD) Buy a used one - price varies. Risk: just how good is it??? Someone on this board posted a big list of places to find used parts. Buy one from George @ 944Ecology of Ian @ 944online. price $1800 - $2000 Have yours rebuilt: Catellus Engineering $1800 - $2000 Prices may vary. Depends on what George of Ian has in stock. In my case I chose to have mine rebuilt. LSD's are rare and I am very satisfied with the work from Catellus. Good luck
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There is also a guy called Many944s that usually has some rebuilt ones as well. I would go with one of the rebuilt ones (from any of the mentioned places as they all seem to do good work) but if you want a list of places to get one from a recycler, let me know and I'll look that up for you. It's the cheaper option but you don't know what you are getting.
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944 tranny is tricky to rebuild unless you have someone with you who has done one before...better off getting a used one or having yours rebuilt professionally
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