Transmission weight

[tobbern]

Hi!

My tranny\t-case blew and I found a replacement in Texas and one in NYC.

What I am trying to figure out is the weight of the tranny and t-case and also the dimension the box would have to be. This is very important, I need to get a shipping quote so I know how much money I have to save up.

For a 50x50x50cm 100lbs box FedEx charges 319$ from TX.

Best regards
Tobias

 

[pneumo]

AWD trans weighs 125 pounds. Transfer case is approximately 35 pounds. A 75x75x75 cm box should be big enough.

 

[tobbern]

thanks for the answer

guess i'm looking at 565$ for the tranny\t-case using fedex intl economy freight WTF

 

[Waredtalontsi]

Why dont you get a trucking company to ship it for you? In the past I've paid about $125 on shipping form California to Washington state on shipping, and you wont need a box they strap it on a pallet and off it goes.

 

[tobbern]

Why dont you get a trucking company to ship it for you? In the past I've paid about $125 on shipping form California to Washington state on shipping, and you wont need a box they strap it on a pallet and off it goes.

umm dude i'm in europe

but thanks for the tip though..it's the thought that counts

Best regards
Tobias

 

[Waredtalontsi]

oh my bad, i didn't relize that you were in Europe

 

[dirtygermankid]

crap, for that much money... bring a suitcase and a cheap plane ticket and bring it home yourself.. ... that's silly for 6 weeks to deliver anything.

 

[luizdiefenbach]

1G AWD transmission parts weight

Hi, maybe for some of you this information is useless as this don't qualify for weight reduction but for someone that is rebuilding a transmission outside USA its a precious info because of the high shipping costs. With that info I split the parts that I needed in two flat rate shipping boxes and I saved around $80 on the shipping cost.

Heres I found with a weight scale:

All the parts were removed from a 1992 AWD 5 speed transmission

Front Diff: 7.2Kg (15.9 lbs)
Center Diff 4Kg (8.8lbs)
Transfer case with oil inside: 15.5Kg (34.2lbs)

Transaxle case (without gearing but with shifting forks and guides): 20.2Kg (44.5lbs)
VCU LSD: 2.3Kg ( 5.1 lbs)
Intermediate Shaft Assembly: 6.3Kg (13.9lbs)
Intermediate Shaft (only the shaft, without gearing): 2.9Kg (6.4 lbs)
Input Shaft Assembly: 4.2Kg (9.3lbs)
Input Shaft (only the shaft, without gearing) : 1.5Kg (3.3lbs)


Maybe this info help someone

thanks for the space

 

[Christian1973]

Hi!

My tranny\t-case blew and i found a replacement in texas and one in nyc.

What i am trying to figure out is the weight of the tranny and t-case and also the dimension the box would have to be.

This is very important, i need to get a shipping quote so i know how much money i have to save up.

For a 50x50x50cm 100lbs box fedex charges 319$ from TX..

Best regards
Tobias

Hi!
Did you manage to have your trannsmission shipped?
If yes, how did you do that?

 

[jesse12345]

This is from 2007 my friend you probably won't get a reply.

 

[Christian1973]

May be somebody else can help me on this issue anyway.....