coppergrease
New Member
A word of caution on the new gearboxes, the new parts are not made by the same folk as made the old ones... If you have an old box with a few peices that need replacing, replace them. The recon boxes have parts made in India that are "cause for concern"...
Lazy Landy
New Member
I got one in bit's and i couldn't be arsed to put it back together!
Spyderman
New Member
Having looked at the Bible. I had a thought of buying another Gearbox, rebuilding it, then fitting that one, rather than trying to fix the one I've got in situ. If I do start on the one that's in there and cock it up, I'm stuffed. Least this way I've only got to swap it when I'm ready.
boozer69
New Member
Think your plan to re-con another 1 and then swap out is a good1, i face the same issue and thats my plan, its a 1st 4 me 2. I kept a dead siii for 10 years knowing 1 day i would want bits, got a sII 2 months ago(with a series III box) n all that shifting the old LRO around seems worth it now, it also jumped out of 2nd before it died,
Post any hard earned leasons you learn, wish i could fit an auto but i have a Daihatsu 2.8 lump in it, n dont think there is a conversion available, love the motor tho,
Post any hard earned leasons you learn, wish i could fit an auto but i have a Daihatsu 2.8 lump in it, n dont think there is a conversion available, love the motor tho,
