JG63
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- Nov 22, 2007
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San Diego,
California
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Barely missed me! Yes in SD. Loving your build.What you are in SD? I just shipped my to Virginia last year. here is a pic when it was last in San Diego.
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Is your friend selling these?My friend kindly offered to make me a gauge bezel. I like the location where the clock is at so I gave him the clock and he used that as his starting design. Slides in and clicks right in place:
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I will ask him.Is your friend selling these?
Good points. I have a friend who says he can help. Makes me feel more confident taking it apart and it Sounds like he has access to the tools to do the job.If you don't absolutely live, eat, and breathe an auto DSM don't do it. That's coming from a die-hard Auto guy. You will never be satisfied with it.
If it's truly the transmission internals themselves that are bad, I'd say pull it out and attempt a rebuild yourself. Maybe buy a spare "good" trans in the meantime. If I recall correctly, there's a few good transmission deals out in CA on the DSM FB groups. One dude only wanted like $350 for the trans and tcase.
But I'd always worry about what went wrong with 1st and 2nd, and how much metal is in the transmission. Is it going to hurt something else? Just fixing the 1st and 2nd would have me worried that it'd get into other parts of the trans and hurt something else.
Plus I like to live vicariously through the guys with balls enough to rebuild their own manual transmissions, like @Anfurnyy .
Love this build though! The line about beating the ISC like the printer/copier in Office Space killed me.
There's a really good YouTube video on how to do it that I used. It seems daunting but once you get in it's actually more simple than you think.Good points. I have a friend who says he can help. Makes me feel more confident taking it apart and it Sounds like he has access to the tools to do the job.
I have been doing the same watching the guys jump in and take their trans apart.
I think that is the route I am going to take. Do the full rebuild not just do a cheap fix of the first two gears.
I am under the impression the Transmission is from a 91-92 AWD. But maybe I should just open it first then I will know what kit to buy?