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by HRZOOK » Thu Nov 25, 2004 4:49 pm
Hi Guys
I am starting to grind second gear during the change from first. Also the rest of the gears are feeling a little notchy.
How hard is it to rebuild the gearbox....as simple as the rockhoppering a xfer?
What sort of cost is involved for the "typical' rebuild?
and yes serching was done
Thanks
Heath
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by nicbeer » Thu Nov 25, 2004 4:54 pm
Might be cheaper to get a 2nd hand box.
Mine cost me $500 late model low k .
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by mud4b » Thu Nov 25, 2004 7:49 pm
COILY BOXES ARE DIFFERENT RATIOS...
A REBUILD KIT WILL SET YOU BACK AROUND $150 TO $350 DEPENDING ON WHATS NEEDED.
THEY ARE SLIGHTLY MORE COMPLICATED THAN A T-CASE TO REBUILD...BUT IF YOUR CONFIDENT YOULL HAVE NO PROBS..
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by duncan » Fri Nov 26, 2004 1:07 am
Any ideas on the price of syncro rings just want to do second as its a trailerd car only for weekends
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by bazooked » Sat Nov 27, 2004 10:04 am
hey duncan ring peter at suzishop in cannington, tell him i sent u.
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by muppet_man67 » Sat Nov 27, 2004 7:31 pm
HRZOOK wrote: Hi Guys
I am starting to grind second gear during the change from first. Also the rest of the gears are feeling a little notchy.
How hard is it to rebuild the gearbox....as simple as the rockhoppering a xfer?
What sort of cost is involved for the "typical' rebuild?
and yes serching was done
Thanks
Heath
How many kilometers has your gearbox done?
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by duncan » Sun Nov 28, 2004 1:04 am
Would love to do it myself with some one showing me how as rebuilding a gearbox is the only thing i have never done obviously would be paying the said person for there time any takers in WA im a shift worker so mid week is definatly possible
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by HRZOOK » Sun Nov 28, 2004 8:21 am
muppet_man67 wrote: HRZOOK wrote: Hi Guys
I am starting to grind second gear during the change from first. Also the rest of the gears are feeling a little notchy.
How hard is it to rebuild the gearbox....as simple as the rockhoppering a xfer?
What sort of cost is involved for the "typical' rebuild?
and yes serching was done
Thanks
Heath
How many kilometers has your gearbox done?
Just over 100,000 but I gave it a hard time in the early days...pre gearing
HRZOOK
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by muppet_man67 » Sun Nov 28, 2004 6:56 pm
have you tried castrol syntrax gearbox oil? My gearbox displays similar simptoms but I think I might try this first.
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