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> Tranny Shims (gaskets), Thickness
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post Feb 26 2004, 09:10 AM
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1975 2.0 901 standard tranny...Three shims currently installed

I measure the three shims (gaskets) between the intermediate case and the tranny case...Measured individually and together, the total thickness as measured by a michrometer is .012...Converted to mm's that comes out to be .30 mm's...

The gaskets come in three thicknesses, 1.mm, 1.5mm, and 2.0mm's...

I can't get there from here...Where am I going wrong with my math...

In the first place, these gaskets are paper thin, noway they are 1, 1.5 or 2 mm's thick... so I am thinking it's a sneaky european trick with the decimal points...

Any help out there...

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post Feb 26 2004, 10:52 AM
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I don't think color will work, I got a 1.mm, 1.5mm already and they are both tan...

But, I think I will assume the decimal is in the wrong spot, move it one place to the left and everything works out ok (mathmatically) ...

What happens if I get it wrong and miss the total measurement by .004 or .006...Will the transmission not shift, slip, not mesh, explode, grind itself to death, etc...

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