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> 2nd gear synchro replacement, What else should be done?
MikeInMunich
post Sep 4 2018, 02:14 AM
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Greetings from Munich!

I’ve purchased a new 2nd gear synchro and am planning on installing it with my mechanic/friend from SOCAL next week while he’s here for a working vacation. We’ve got a lot to do! Installing Mike Blizzard’s ( Hi Mike! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/aktion035.gif) ) 2.0 that he sold me back in March and a lot more.

I cannot downshift into 2nd at high RPMs without grinding unless I rev match.

Otherwise the tranny is good. Even 1st and reverse aren’t bad.

We’re limited on time, but I am looking for some advice on this little job.

Is there something else we should probably or certainly also do while we’ve got the tranny open? I don’t know what the 2nd gear looks like, condition-wise. Should I just replace it as well?

Are there any seals / gaskets we definitely need to replace? I guess the main one for sure, of course, but any others?

Any other advice regarding potential pitfalls would be much appreciated.

How long should this replacement take? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/idea.gif)

Thanks for your support!

M.i.M. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif)

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Dr Evil
post Sep 6 2018, 02:10 PM
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Oh man, you should read the manual so you know what parts are so we can better help.

Slider is the piece that moves back and forth and selects the gears.

"Dog teeth" are the teeth that are pressed on the gear and engage with the slider.

Synchro bands are the bands that hold the slider onto the god teeth when they are engaged.

The intermediate plate is the plate that houses the bearings for the input and output shafts (when you pull the gear stack, it is what is holding it all together).

The sliders wear out slower, teeth and band wear out first. You dont replace the gear, you replace teeth, bands, sliders. The gears are always engaged with one another.

Yes, you need to measure and match the gaskets between the intermediate plate and the case. You have access to all the ones you want from Porsche in Germany, luckily. I have to wait for some to ship sometimes due to no stock in the US.

You should be ready to replaced the bearings in the intermediate plate. I have discounted new ones if you like. Ill can post more later, but Im at work and getting piled on (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)
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