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malcolm2
Ok, I spent 2 years getting my 914 welded up and the engine is working great. I enjoy driving it, with one exception. The tranny grinds and even sometimes crunches down shifting to 2nd and a little to 3rd.

I have gone thru all the possible adjustments but nothing helps, so it is INTERNAL.

I bought a core tranny, watched Dr Evil's video several times and then took the core unit apart. I hoped to find a bunch of good parts or even a good tranny.... NOT.

So now I have a tranny in the car that I do drive and it grinds, and crunches on most shifts. And another tranny totally taken apart with only a few decent parts.

Should I rebuild the one that is in need of nearly all new parts, or pull the one out of the car and see what can be salvaged? and rebuild that one?

I figured I could keep driving the car if I rebuilt the core...... But if all goes well I could rebuild the one in the car in a few days or a week once I have all the parts.

What do you guys think?

Pix of some core parts:

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JawjaPorsche
Calling Dr. Evil. Calling Dr. Evil.......
Cap'n Krusty
Junk. All junk.

The Cap'n
malcolm2
QUOTE(Cap'n Krusty @ Jun 12 2014, 02:04 PM) *

Junk. All junk.

The Cap'n



I know (most) of the pix are of bad parts from the core..... DR evil has seen and chimed in on the pictures.

But should I rebuild a tranny that is crap and taken apart, WHILE I continue to drive to work 3 to 4 days a week.

OR

Shut down the driving and rebuild a tranny that also has some crap parts maybe not as many. But basically take a few weeks off from driving and rebuild the tranny in the car.
malcolm2
Crap. It has been so long since I KD'd the core, I forgot that the bearing fell apart. So that answers my question. I will need to pull the tranny out of my car and crack it open, start fresh. Just have to stop driving for a while.

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